Just done one inner wing & what horrible s**te this stuff is. How long until it's dry?
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16 years ago
Waxoyl - how long to dry?
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16 years ago
Dinitrol is faaaaar better- goes off much quicker and offers better protection.
tim.
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16 years ago
Depends on what you mean by "dry". I did all the various petrol and LPG tanks of the 101s last summer - they're all still a little tacky to the touch... "Dry" as in "not going to badly drip off" is give or take a day or so - quicker if plenty of air can get the solvent away.
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16 years ago
Bloody hell! Must be something better for general use then, it will wash off every time i go deep underwater with my new fangled snorkel type thingy!
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16 years ago
How is it applied? Is it like a shutz type thing?
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16 years ago
Your header From: is set to '.mother ', if you're trying to hide, you'll need more than a leading '.'!
That is such a nerd thing to say, sorry..
Mostly shows up as a leading space in my news reader which is odd.
BTW what's this about another 101 then? I missed that one?
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No, it's too nerdy for words and you're reading far, far too much into it - there's nothing to hide, and nothing hidden. There's a 'name', and there's a perfectly valid, unmunged email address... :-)
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16 years ago
Hi Martyn - long time no read. 'S been a long time, unless I have missed smething very significant.
Flaternal Gleetings.
Rich
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16 years ago
Nothing really significant - apart from getting a very small amount of 'life' back :-) Hope y'self and the bearer of astonishingly good garlic bread are both well.
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16 years ago
You can't call me a nerd with a domain like that!
Neeeeerd!
You ought to get a better website on it though..
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16 years ago
Never better, thanks (for 50+ values of "better"). The GB monster has had a shoulder op which has left her a bit shabby, but she's on the up now.
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16 years ago
Must be the season for 'broken women'. Charlotte has a pot on her arm after breaking some bone or summat, and having an op last week to wire it up. Still, robust things are these land rover women, - mind, I had to unforget what actually goes on, in that 'magic room' where the food comes from and am thinking about pitching an idea to the BBC for a new Saturday morning cookery prog... Give our best to Di, and have a good few virtual G&Ts to help the mend :-)