Painting Shocks/Springs
Re: Painting Shocks/Springs
Fraz wrote:KERR_SE9 wrote:Please move mods if better suited elsewhere
or are you not better actually posting in the correct section...it ain't rocket science
I believe it was this that did it.
Bodgetastic is pretty much on the money, for the shocks, wire brush and smoothrite, it will cover , protect and is very durable, it can even be thinned out and sprayed.
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I know it was that...but that is absolutely nothing to do with what he is going on about
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Thanks bodge, I'll wire brush and paint, that's what I had planned anyway, Will replace next year sometime, as functionally theres nothing wrong, just some surface corrosion.
The point I was making, was more often than not I get sarcasm rather than helpfull information, unless it is certain people asking the questions! No offence intended Fraz, was merely making an observation.
The point I was making, was more often than not I get sarcasm rather than helpfull information, unless it is certain people asking the questions! No offence intended Fraz, was merely making an observation.
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everyone will get a dig from someone at some point ....HELL i get it all the time!
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yeah gordy and his pink se9 havent seen that mentioned for a while so thought ad better bring it up
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True enough Gordy, Sorry guys must have been on my period! lol
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