3lliot · Mar 2, 2010

if you filter it

?

Missing Link · Mar 2, 2010

Always used to use it instead of creosote on fencing

Lotsaspots · Mar 2, 2010

My dad used to mix it 50/50 with creosote for the fences, marvellous mixture, lasts years

3lliot · Mar 2, 2010

I'll bear that in mind

andyb66 · Mar 2, 2010

Stick it in waste oil burner and heat ya workshop

Paul D · Mar 2, 2010

I do, well filtered .. and diluted with diesel ...

trax99 · Mar 2, 2010

clues in the name - oil

oldskool · Mar 2, 2010

andyb66 said:
Stick it in waste oil burner and heat ya workshop

Im with you on that one there the best idea ever

Dewin · Mar 2, 2010

If you don't use waxoyl you could always use it as a rust deterrent on the underside.

Missing Link · Mar 2, 2010

Dewin said:
If you don't use waxoyl you could always use it as a rust deterrent on the underside.

Oh!!!

Thats why my Royal Enfield had no rust

Dewin · Mar 2, 2010

Missing Link said:
Oh!!!

Thats why my Royal Enfield had no rust

Aye and probably why the front section of my Disco's chassis is like new and the rear is not:doh:

aston108 · Mar 3, 2010

how do you filter it then ?

GasFiredDisco · Mar 3, 2010

Old piece of close weave fabric e.g. shirt/t-shirt.