In the photo below the tallest snowman, âAngus, King of the Mountainâ, stands tall over a crowd of people gathered to attend a ceremony in Bethel, Maine, in February, 19 1999. Now the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce will attempt to build the worldâs tallest snowman (snowwoman) again. It is told that the work will start on Jan. 22 and take up to 20 days to complete, said Executive Director Robin Zinchuk.
Step 1. Cut a length of 1-inch PVC pipe to the desired height of the plant stand. Measure and mark a section from one end that's equal to 1/3 of the overall length of the pipe. For example, if the overall length of the pipe is 60 inches, measure and mark a line 20 inches from one end.Cut the pipe at the line.tep 2. Reconnect the two pipes together with the straight ends of a 1-inch PVC T connector. To connect PVC pipes and fittings, spread a small amount of PVC primer around the outside of the pipe and around the inside of the fitting.
Spray the PVC fencing with water to clean off any loose dust and dirt. Pour a container of lacquer thinner into a bucket. Wear latex gloves and a nose mask to keep the lacquer thinner off of your hands and to keep from breathing in the chemical. Dip a clean rag or shop towel in the bucket.Remove the rag or shop towel from the bucket and wring out excess lacquer thinner. Scrub the scuff marks off the PVC fencing with the lacquer thinner-soaked rag or shop towel. Continue scrubbing the PVC fencing with the rag or shop towel until all the scuff marks are gone.Spray the fence with the water to remove any lacquer thinner residue.Pour any remaining lacquer thinner into a glass jar that has a lid or use a funnel to guide the chemical back into its original container.ip a clean rag or shop towel in the bucket. Remove the rag or shop towel from the bucket and wring out excess lacquer thinner. Scrub the scuff marks off the PVC fencing with the lacquer thinner-soaked rag or shop towel. Continue scrubbing the PVC fencing with the rag or shop towel until all the scuff marks are gone.