Did you dilute it wiv white spirit or use it neat?
I haven’t posted a full stop fer a while it felt so good
this:Well got up very late today as the weather is meh, too wet to do any more jointing. (whoopee!)
Will be orf later to pick up another bag of the stuff. Wonderin what @Hippo will be using and if it is cheaper int UK?
Then back out again for a meal and a larf with friends and neighbours down the farmer's market!
Very muggy here, obvs.
Does any one else get awful wind after eating hard cheese? Kept me up, or rather woke me up and din't let me get back to sleep for ages.
Right, be interesting to see which one you go with. The second one is like what we are using. Not that I am saying it is better than anything else.
Started using it neat after warming it up in a bowl of hot water. The last bit in the spray gun was a bit thick so diluted it with a little white spirit. Was using the clear stuff as it was being applied on the insides of the cross member (only the outer parts, the main section was already done). I've got a nearly full can of black which I was gonna put on the outsides of the chassis, but only got as far as doing the front dumb irons (which are still good) and the rear cross member innards. But I am toying with the idea of doing the outsides of the chassis with linseed oil.Did you dilute it wiv white spirit or use it neat?
I have heard of companies that do this professionally, who drill holes in the chassis, then plug them with plastic plugs, then fill the chassis up with diluted Waxoyl.
Yer but TBH I think the only way of doin that would be to excavet a big yole thejn lay a reinforced slab, then put the jobbies on top of that. Lots of wuk, nay?
How did the sheeps feel for those couple of days?
But knackers you and yer pocket!Proper prep prevents piss poor performance ...
Do you have "Nextdoor" in the US of A?
Us boys av seen this, indeed us bro du do it wiv his gfs lurcher. Tiddun possible tu harness up seven ravening hellhounds ont back seat uv Hippocrates though!Did you read my reply to @Hippo (I think) where I described how we transport our three cockers on the back seat of a car, all securely harnessed in? They love it and we can then ram the boot with stuff too.
Welcome To LandyZone, the Land Rover Forums!
Here at LandyZone we have plenty of very knowledgable members so if you have any questions about your Land Rover or just want to connect with other Landy owners, you're in the right place.
Registering is free and easy just click here, we hope to see you on the forums soon!
