Tackling the Tenacious Tinwom (on rear wheel arches)

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Re: Tackling the Tenacious Tinwom (on rear wheel arches)

Post by gill+berniebann » Fri Sep 09, 2011 8:30 pm

nice one johneee
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Re: Tackling the Tenacious Tinwom (on rear wheel arches)

Post by gill+berniebann » Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:32 pm

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well till next bit shows it head hope u all enjoyed my little story
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Re: Tackling the Tenacious Tinwom (on rear wheel arches)

Post by Velocette » Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:39 pm

fabulous job. I 've got a few scabs in just that area, scraped off and put some Trustram on for now, I hope I've caught it easrly, solid behind. will take it back to shiny metal and paint before the winter!
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Re: Tackling the Tenacious Tinwom (on rear wheel arches)

Post by gill+berniebann » Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:54 pm

Velocette wrote:fabulous job. I 've got a few scabs in just that area, scraped off and put some Trustram on for now, I hope I've caught it easrly, solid behind. will take it back to shiny metal and paint before the winter!
thats a must even primer is porous and will let water in at some point and thanks for ur comments
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