Finished the welding on the inner wings, was a bit of a mission. I found a bit which was missed/butchered
previously & was letting water in. Ive no idea why they didnt weld it but decided to fill it with silicone. :mad: that was the
easiest part...
Yep, so you remove the oxidisation, but what is oxydised is the clear coat, or paint. You remove tiny amounts each time you do it but eventually it is possible to be killing it with kindness. If you don't have oxydisation, use simple wax type polish.
Just had anuvva quick down pour and storm. Was outside finking about taking a cutting oft me hevva and a squirrel wonders along to the left ov me from behind me castle wall. About 4 foot away. He pauses. Eye looks down but dun't move. He gets his...
Bit peeved.
Having written the whole spiel about how to remove a diff from the front or rear of a D2 to test for play between the crown wheel and pinion. For a French guy, translating the odd specialist word or phrase. He now says that although...
yup, or simply a piece of twisted wire, which, OK, you have to replace from time to time. I think you might be able to get those ties from a gardening place.
I'm sitting in the shade, the sun isn't even really shining but it is so humid, and I am leaking so much that I have decided to go in and sit with a fan about metre from me.
We need yet another storm or some rain.
Putting polish on a surface then spreading it evenly, maybe letting it dry if it is that sort, then buffing it, cannot harm the surface.
But using polishes that contain cutting compounds to remove oxidisation could eventually cut through the top...
A crow keeps pulling my bird feeder off the stand so it can get all the spilt seeds, I'll need to cable tie it on
but then its a bugger to fill. I dont want to bend the stand as it will crack all the coating.
Got a squiggle coming to it, used to...
Morning all, tis very quiet here but thats about to change as the grinder is coming out :D
Off to tackle the other inner wing, the rain set me back yesterday.