Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
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Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
I'll dig them out and put them, and the piece of 1" square tube in the post.
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Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
I wasn’t going to tinker today, but then Howard mentioned he’d done a bit of painting and I was shamed into action. The tool box parts were given another scrub before painting liberally with the newly arrived tin of stripper. At intervals I brought them back inside for a rinse off, another scrub and then back out for another coat of nasty evil chemicals. This has now gone on for four hours, and the first couple of parts are in etch primer. The box itself needs another soak so I’ll tackle that tomorrow.
All the best,
Andy
All the best,
Andy
Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
...and I've stayed up a little later than you so I can sneak some more progress in...andrewjsimpson1977 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2020 8:06 pmI wasn’t going to tinker today, but then Howard mentioned he’d done a bit of painting and I was shamed into action. The tool box parts were given another scrub before painting liberally with the newly arrived tin of stripper. At intervals I brought them back inside for a rinse off, another scrub and then back out for another coat of nasty evil chemicals. This has now gone on for four hours, and the first couple of parts are in etch primer. The box itself needs another soak so I’ll tackle that tomorrow.
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All the best,
Andy
1965 Series IIA 88" 200tdi
1968 Series IIA LWT 12v GS RHD [34-FG-95]
1976 Series III LWT 24v FFR RHD [45-GF-53]
1968 Series IIA LWT 12v GS RHD [34-FG-95]
1976 Series III LWT 24v FFR RHD [45-GF-53]
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Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
landylees wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2020 10:38 pm...and I've stayed up a little later than you so I can sneak some more progress in...andrewjsimpson1977 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2020 8:06 pmI wasn’t going to tinker today, but then Howard mentioned he’d done a bit of painting and I was shamed into action. The tool box parts were given another scrub before painting liberally with the newly arrived tin of stripper. At intervals I brought them back inside for a rinse off, another scrub and then back out for another coat of nasty evil chemicals. This has now gone on for four hours, and the first couple of parts are in etch primer. The box itself needs another soak so I’ll tackle that tomorrow.
E6B00428-C380-4C51-92CF-215A4D8B1C36.jpeg
12E6ADE1-E2F9-4333-B2E9-226D121E5B02.jpeg
7AF97703-F8F4-4EC2-8986-ADB84544A813.jpeg
All the best,
Andy
..photos or it didn’t happen
Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
Anyway it’s very clever to dry colour by hanging the painted things to a lamp which is switched on 
It's supposed to look like that, it's crochet...
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Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
that would make understandable if that special item needs a lot of time more to get dry...
It's supposed to look like that, it's crochet...
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Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
Seeing as Howard ‘the hard taskmaster’ Lees is in foreman mode.. here’s today’s minimum contribution...
Painted in anti-rust primer, then high zinc topcoat. If they don’t outlive me, there is no justice in this world.
Andy
Painted in anti-rust primer, then high zinc topcoat. If they don’t outlive me, there is no justice in this world.
Andy
Re: Monty the rather rusty 2A - 37FG31
I just like pictures! (as well as checking that you are not catching up).andrewjsimpson1977 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2020 7:58 pmSeeing as Howard ‘the hard taskmaster’ Lees is in foreman mode.. here’s today’s minimum contribution...
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Painted in anti-rust primer, then high zinc topcoat. If they don’t outlive me, there is no justice in this world.
Andy
My wife laughed at the photo of the parts dangling from the light and said "is he separated or divorced?". The irony was not lost on me since 10 minutes earlier I had been told to move the Lightweight bonnet off the dining room table and back into the garage. It has since crept back onto the dining room table since this room is rarely used and there is more free space in there than in the garage.
1965 Series IIA 88" 200tdi
1968 Series IIA LWT 12v GS RHD [34-FG-95]
1976 Series III LWT 24v FFR RHD [45-GF-53]
1968 Series IIA LWT 12v GS RHD [34-FG-95]
1976 Series III LWT 24v FFR RHD [45-GF-53]