Practically Classics Forum

THanks for that,i`m thinking the problem is me or the laptop,i cant attach the pics to email either.
Will get a 6 year old to have a look for me tomorrow and let you know!
Thanks Les.

just to add,if the containers are kept with lids on it does not set,this has been in my garage for 4 years

yes,the wider the tin the better,when its cool its like sludge,warm it up and it becomes usable.
great for painting on when its cooler

Have found sweetie tins the best,easier to fill,near immpossible to get into drums/cans,unless you fancy a week in my garage........

ok,give in,i`ll chuck it

I have come to the conclusion i`m never going to use it,i got it for nowt,i used to bring the `empty` drums home and tip them into each other,or leave them up turned over the drum for a week.
I did have 200lt,i`m down to about 100lt,shame to waste such a fantastic product.

Its free,for nowt....

I have a quantity of the above. It is in a 200lt barrel,it was developed for the military,will brush or spray[if warmed] takes a couple of days to set to a dark brown shiny finish. Bring a quality street sweetie tin and i will fill it for you [thats enough to underseal a landrover chassis and some!]...