great post there, very informative,
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Boiled-Li...719994?hash=item45f38b0dfa:g:3p0AAOSw0RpXlfM6
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Boiled-Li...719994?hash=item45f38b0dfa:g:3p0AAOSw0RpXlfM6
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I'm going to pour loads of oil into my chassis.
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Did you try it in the end then?
I have used Waxoyl for donkeys years but I like the idea of this. I assume I can use my Waxoyl injector which I use off my compressor with the stuff.
Just how likely is it to get onto glass, I never get any overspray on glass normally with Waxoyl so why would L/oil be any different?
Just how likely is it to get onto glass, I never get any overspray on glass normally with Waxoyl so why would L/oil be any different?
blue beasty
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Did the front end of the chassis after scraping off breaking up underseal. Still looks good.
I'll be doing it complete end to end when I get her back in the workshop this week
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Boiled and thinned to aid drying else you'll end up with everything stuck to it.
Salt/road grime/bicycles.....
There is double boiled 2.5L for about £18 on the bay.........is double boiled any quicker drying or what?
Then there is 5L for 20 notes.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Ltr-Bar...271801?hash=item2370612bf9:g:ChMAAOSwIgNXtHCL
I find with Waxoyl there is always run off..............will it be a problem with this stuff..............like when I do door cavities?
blue beasty
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There is double boiled 2.5L for about £18 on the bay.........is double boiled any quicker drying or what?
Then there is 5L for 20 notes.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Ltr-Bar...271801?hash=item2370612bf9:g:ChMAAOSwIgNXtHCL
I find with Waxoyl there is always run off..............will it be a problem with this stuff..............like when I do door cavities?
Dunno about double boiled, I'm no expert. I just did the front where the underseal was peeling badly and squirted some inside.
Yes they'll be run off. I laid down bits of old carpet but it's a lot less messy than waxoyl. The last time I tried that stuff I might as well jumped in a bath of it
There is double boiled 2.5L for about £18 on the bay.........is double boiled any quicker drying or what?
Then there is 5L for 20 notes.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5-Ltr-Bar...271801?hash=item2370612bf9:g:ChMAAOSwIgNXtHCL
I find with Waxoyl there is always run off..............will it be a problem with this stuff..............like when I do door cavities?
Its not actually boiled, it used to be many many years ago like in Edwardian times or before, from what I gather they added lead or some sort to the oil but it had to be very hot to create a reaction, nowadays with modern what nots there is no need to boil it.
So ''double boiled'' sounds a bit of bollecks to me.
blue beasty
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I think it's more to do with additives to aid drying.
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Used chain oil is even better!
On a side note, I bought some 4 stroke mower oil today ( probably 5/30 ), £1 for 1L. Tetrosyl branded, reduced at B&M cheapskate stores.
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Someone on here swears by Linseed oil have a search.
I've tried catching used chain oil. Its a dodgy business and typing is now slower than what it was.
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Old agricultural knapsack sprayer works for me.
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Should have mentioned it is a two person job. The missus/mother in law would be ideal as a catcher.
