Spraying Diesel on Chassis

MGBGTV8 · Sep 30, 2013

I suppose thinking about it the bits of the car that have oil naturally dripping everywhere tend to stay rust free...
Not the prettiest solution but things are a little bit more "belt 'n braces" out in S/A. As a case in point - look at all the folk that bounce around without seatbelts in the truck bed of Nissan "backies" out there? You'd never get away with that sort of thing over here.

Nigel-S · Sep 30, 2013

MGBGTV8 said:
You'd never get away with that sort of thing over here.

or a family of 4 on a motorcycle, well it's usually a moped

ebbadger · Oct 1, 2013

Not forgetting of course that used engine oil is carcinogenic.........

Dr_evil · Oct 1, 2013

SteveD said:
People that do this should get their cars crushed.

Not going to justify this then ?

Tool

Dragonwalker · Oct 1, 2013

ebbadger said:
Not forgetting of course that used engine oil is carcinogenic.........

Yeah, but yer not gonna drink it

Nigel-S · Oct 1, 2013

ebbadger said:
Not forgetting of course that used engine oil is carcinogenic.........

So is a lifetime of breathing in peoples cigarette smoke, and I dont even smoke but still have a damaged lung as a result of it.

DiscoPol · Oct 1, 2013

SteveD said:
People that do this should get their cars crushed.

you seem to be making a habit of being a bit of a tool, is there something we should know or shall we draw our own conclusions?

SteveD · Oct 1, 2013

trax said:
will spraying the chassis with oil/diesel not drip onto the road and make things hairy for bikers?

Exactly, the roads are bad enough without people turning them into skating rings.

SteveD · Oct 1, 2013

DiscoPol said:
you seem to be making a habit of being a bit of a tool, is there something we should know or shall we draw our own conclusions?

Draw whatever conclusions you want. I just happen to think that making roads unsafe for bikers is a bad thing.

DiscoPol · Oct 1, 2013

SteveD said:
Draw whatever conclusions you want. I just happen to think that making roads unsafe for bikers is a bad thing.

See now that wasn't so hard was it,I personally agree with the sentiment its your delivery that needs work, your current inability to communicate in a decent manner does lead to folk thinking you are a first class knob.

Dr_evil · Oct 1, 2013

SteveD said:
Exactly, the roads are bad enough without people turning them into skating rings.

Not enough drips off to make it a skating rink

SteveD · Oct 1, 2013

DiscoPol said:
See now that wasn't so hard was it,

Why would you think it was difficult. I stated an opinion and when I saw someone had questioned it I explained why I held that opinion.

Sorry if I don't log in often enough for you but it did give you a chance to suck up to drivel.

blue beasty · Oct 1, 2013

DiscoPol said:
See now that wasn't so hard was it,I personally agree with the sentiment its your delivery that needs work, your current inability to communicate in a decent manner does lead to folk thinking you are a first class knob.

Says Mr Silvertongue himself

DiscoPol · Oct 1, 2013

blue beasty said:
Says Mr Silvertongue himself

But that is you Mr Blue Beasty sir.

Spunka · Oct 1, 2013

I always spray mine with once a year with old bacon fat,
It takes a year to collect enough

lorri789 · Oct 1, 2013

Farmers use the diesel oil mix.

meego · Oct 1, 2013

I just done my Disco with a mixture of old engine oil, Tetrasyl Waxoil and well thinned down with white spirit. Sprayed on lovely, soaked in to all the nooks and crannys and dried overnight. No drips. I've been using proper waxoil, warmed up in hot water before use for a few years now, and won't be using it again. It goes on too thick and does not penetrate. The chassis just rusts underneath it.

Grimmer · Oct 1, 2013

meego said:
I just done my Disco with a mixture of old engine oil, Tetrasyl Waxoil and well thinned down with white spirit. Sprayed on lovely, soaked in to all the nooks and crannys and dried overnight. No drips. I've been using proper waxoil, warmed up in hot water before use for a few years now, and won't be using it again. It goes on too thick and does not penetrate. The chassis just rusts underneath it.

What are you spraying it on with?? A compressor and spray gun, or is there a cheaper alternative, I haz got pleanty of used engine oil knocking about

Dan_Trials · Oct 1, 2013

Grimmer said:
What are you spraying it on with?? A compressor and spray gun, or is there a cheaper alternative, I haz got pleanty of used engine oil knocking about

You can use them pumpy up things for waxoyl tins.

trax · Oct 1, 2013

meego said:
I just done my Disco with a mixture of old engine oil, Tetrasyl Waxoil and well thinned down with white spirit. Sprayed on lovely, soaked in to all the nooks and crannys and dried overnight. No drips. I've been using proper waxoil, warmed up in hot water before use for a few years now, and won't be using it again. It goes on too thick and does not penetrate. The chassis just rusts underneath it.

if you get bored, take some pics and one after you have squished your finger across it. I love pics

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