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Old 07-04-2009, 12:50   #1
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Default I suppose while the sun is out

I could make the effort to stop that still rot for another 10 years ...



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Old 07-04-2009, 12:59   #2
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Before and After , still need to pump 2.5L of Waxoyl into that still



Undersealed the ouside first to stop the expensive wayoyl running out of the bits I missed :-p

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Old 07-04-2009, 13:03   #3
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looks good mate..




so thats why its raining again then!
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Old 07-04-2009, 13:19   #4
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looks good mate..




so thats why its raining again then!

Yup raining hard here now , well at least I got the outside done and the paper and tape away before it rained.

Same time tommorow then ? :-)
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Old 07-04-2009, 14:25   #5
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Yup raining hard here now , well at least I got the outside done and the paper and tape away before it rained.

Same time tommorow then ? :-)
there was me wondering how a few sheets of newspaper could stop it rusting!!!

Guess I'd better go out and take it all off again
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Old 07-04-2009, 14:28   #6
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there was me wondering how a few sheets of newspaper could stop it rusting!!!

Guess I'd better go out and take it all off again
LOL Numpty.
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Old 07-04-2009, 14:33   #7
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LOL Numpty.
well it looked a bit naff anyway, especially with the Sunday Sport.

The vicar seemed very interested in what I was doing though....

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Old 07-04-2009, 16:01   #8
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Filled drivers side sill with waxoyl

found a 2 more area's that need attention , will prob just grind rust flakes away plate and re underseal , I know that that side is now fairly solid and protected inside and out.
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Filled drivers side sill with waxoyl

found a 2 more area's that need attention , will prob just grind rust flakes away plate and re underseal , I know that that side is now fairly solid and protected inside and out.
does this stuff actually inhibit rust formation or just seal it in?
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does this stuff actually inhibit rust formation or just seal it in?
supposed to inhibit as well , bloody horrible stuff though

you put the can in hot water and it goes fluid , then you pump it in and as it goes like swarfega , supposed to chase away water and inhibit rust.

I had it drip back out in 2 locations untill it went off , both factory seams , just goes to show where water can get in.
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Hmmmm interesting, sounds like an easter jobbie! oh goody
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Hmmmm interesting, sounds like an easter jobbie! oh goody
Waxoyl is a rust-preventative fluid. It is used to prolong the life of car chassis and bodywork, by excluding water and air from bare metal and by slowing the progress of existing rust using rust inhibitors. The fluid is a suspension of waxy particles in white spirit, which evaporates after application.

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