Disco boi1300
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What’s the best way to go about sealing my d2
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Henry_b
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Welcome 
Silicone tends to work well.
Silicone tends to work well.
RangeRoller dt
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I use plasterboard for my ceiling
Welcome to the forum
I use plasterboard for my ceiling
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Hi and welcome!!
Tip of the day, don't seal your udders, nothing good will come of it
Tip of the day, don't seal your udders, nothing good will come of it
RangeRoller dt
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Title changed. 3rd time lucky
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Uberseal maybe?
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Waxoil can seal dirt etc in. Make sure it’s tip top before layering it on
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My preference is angle grinder with a wire brush in it for anything with rust bubbles or loose rust then spray old sump oil on minding your sensitive bits . Repeat every time she’s on the ramps.
I was working on an L322 today which had some major bubbles. Took them off and now ready for the oil or cream as the oil donor car had a blown head gasket
I was working on an L322 today which had some major bubbles. Took them off and now ready for the oil or cream as the oil donor car had a blown head gasket
Gaffer tape n lard.
