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I've had success using WD40...and the paint was 6 months dry before I sorted it. It still requires a bit of elbow grease, but maybe that is better...
Seriously well played sir, I doff my cap. :upyeah:
Yeah, it did have the Maserati engine. V. interesting car, tried to buy one a couple of years ago.
10mm longer, it sharpens the steering a bit. :upyeah:
[ATTACH] Started on a Suzuki RM80...was roughly 12 years old...seemed a potent thing at the time. ;) Used to rag it through the local woods. (Not...
Having a quiet last night after a ski holiday in Borovets Bulgaria....;) [ATTACH]
Wow! Any more info available?
OCD jangling?:D
Sounds great, I'll try to watch it on catch-up.:kissing_heart:
Just watched "The Iceman" 2012 Really enjoyed this one, the fact that it's based upon a true story is amazing, and Michael Shannon was incredibly...
Any good?...his humour can be tricky at times, but v. Intelligent and biting.:upyeah: Oooooo..I've just noticed I've been upgraded to an Elite...
Just re-watched "A Man from Earth" (2007) Amazing film, a genuine mind-blower. (Imdb 7.8) :upyeah: Edit: Just to clarify, no explosions or...
Just read Jerome Bixby's "It's a Good Life" (pdf download). It's apparently one of the top 20 science fiction short stories. Only 13 pages long....
My Dad too..A BSA gold star...he told me he tested it's top speed the day he bought it ..o_O
I've always used a piece of grey plastic drainpipe tube... it's a really good solution in place of a piston ring compressor... a plastic PVC...
High five. :punch:
Same for me, until I worked out that it's best to drop some weld onto the end of the stud before placing the nut and welding together. :upyeah:
Mig welding a new nut onto the sheared stud nearly always works with removal, as the heat generated by welding releases the stud in the head. :upyeah:
Hope the day is a great one! HB. :party:
Haha... anyone else? :D
