Yes, great stuff.
that was 5 years ago and this last 1/3rd of the last can has been waiting to come in handy for a 3 years 
It’s excellent stuff, always have plenty on the shelf, but I’d not seen that shade of green before?Yes, great stuff.
The guy I put the acoustic enclosures in for ordered a full box of what he assumed would be silver, got a box of green, gave me 12 cans
All the action cans seem to be pretty good stuff. I'm a fan.It’s excellent stuff, always have plenty on the shelf, but I’d not seen that shade of green before?
Their cutting fluid is great stuff I think
Have you tried the foaming one? It's magic!
I’ve got some, but to be honest I prefer the ordinary one.
what did the Tadano set you back for the lift Boyo .... be a few bob over herePool in the ground
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Not sure yet, haven't got the bill...
Just been reading through this oldish part of the thread and seen this. @doobin what sprayer is that? Having watched some builders spraying garden woodwork in with a mains sprayer and painting my chip box frame in grey oxide with a brush(should have got a little roller) this week, along with all the painting that comes up over the course of a year, this picture has really got me interested.
Graco airless battery sprayer- the one that will do oil based paint (not just water based). It's good but a faff to clean (as is any spray gun) compared to binning a disposable brush or roller. On large areas the paint cannister doesn't last long compared to a static airless sprayer. The paint cannister uses disposable liners so that saves some faffing but you still need to clean the lid, clean the tips and purge the workings every time you finish with it.Just been reading through this oldish part of the thread and seen this. @doobin what sprayer is that? Having watched some builders spraying garden woodwork in with a mains sprayer and painting my chip box frame in grey oxide with a brush(should have got a little roller) this week, along with all the painting that comes up over the course of a year, this picture has really got me interested.
Interesting, cheers. I suspected that cleaning it would need quite a but of attention but that's obviously not a big problem.Graco airless battery sprayer- the one that will do oil based paint (not just water based). It's good but a faff to clean (as is any spray gun) compared to binning a disposable brush or roller. On large areas the paint cannister doesn't last long compared to a static airless sprayer. The paint cannister uses disposable liners so that saves some faffing but you still need to clean the lid, clean the tips and purge the workings every time you finish with it.
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What cordless riviter do you have? I bought a drill adapter one, but it only lasted 9 rivits before it broke, so back to the old lazy tongs at present wich are slow and cumbersome.Could be like the cordless riviter- put it off, put it off, buy it, how the hell did I live without it
I only managed two with mine, had to strip it down between rivets, maybe it was because i used it on my impact driver.
Milwaukee m12, fantastic for the money. Had it nearly 3 years, wouldn't hesitate to buy another
Got the bill today, $528 in Aussie dollars. That's about £302.
sounds very fair TBHGot the bill today, $528 in Aussie dollars. That's about £302.
Seems fair enough, 2 guys, did the job carefully and smoothly and were friendly as well
