is to much waxoyl a bad thing
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livers
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Nobody knows, nobody has yet applied too much
1spin
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what you find is, that it dont cover all the cavity, it just runs down and sits at the bottom , and sets really hard...
Reeves
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And the extra weight lowers your mpg
nrgserv
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pain in the a*** when you have to remove it to sort the welding out.....
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badgerboy
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Even more of a pain when you find the waxoyl hides a ton of small holes, causing shedload of welding before MOT...
badgerboy
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Can't have too much when trying to sell a Landy, see previous post..
Hard to give a chassis the hammer test when hitting the chassis with a hammer results in hammer making no noise and sticking to said chassis! :frusty:
(Green Meanie now has all waxoyl removed, all holes sorted. Lesson learned.....)
Hard to give a chassis the hammer test when hitting the chassis with a hammer results in hammer making no noise and sticking to said chassis! :frusty:
(Green Meanie now has all waxoyl removed, all holes sorted. Lesson learned.....)
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nrgserv
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badgerboy
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I suppose I should have said "When dodgy geezer tries (and succeeds) to sell Landy to gullible newbie Steve..." :Cry:
