Any tips on using it before I start making a mess?
Chose which pet you want to seal very carefully, perhaps starting on a small hamster, gerbil or guinea pig.
I haven't, no. Why would I want to do that? Does the acid do something useful, or are you just trying to get me to fill my tank with sugar... I was going to wire brush any loose rust then wipe it over with thinners.
A marble or two in the tank. Give it a good shake -- Veggie Dave UKRMHRC#2 BOTAFOF#08 IQ 18 FILMS http://www.iq18films.com Extreme Racing http://www.veggie-dave.co.uk Toxic Shock Syndrome Gets More Girls Than Me
OK so now I've got sugar, broken glass & rocks in my tank. Think I'll add some Anchovies next. I should perhaps point out it's an FI bike, therefore I have a huge hole in the bottom of the tank where the fuel pump goes. Hence I can remove any loose rust with a wire brush/emery paper etc. I was more after tips on using the Petseal from anyone who's found out the hard way how not to do it, iyswim. Otherwise I'll just follow the destructions.
So why the petseal?. Does it leak or is it to seal the rust. If so you can remove any rust with wire brush.
Talking about sceptical, and absolutely bugger all to do with bikes, but do you know what works a treat if you are having problems with cats visiting your garden and leaving presents there that you don't want, especially if they destroy your plants (for those that like gardening). A clear plastic litre-sized bottle filled with water [1]. Keeps them out a treat, I kid you not. The apparent explanation is that cats are only used to seeing water flat, in puddles. When they see water upright and obviously not flat they can't work out why so they avoid that area. Strange, but true. [1] Useless information bulletin nr. 325 out of 1,300. -- Lesley CBR600FW SBS#11 (with oak-leaf cluster) BOTAFOT#101A UKRMHRC#12 BONY#54P BOB#18 Real burds don't take hormones, they rage naturally
Err is was shown on a gardening programme where Alan Titchmarsh wandered off to help people tidy up their gardens. He had never seen the use of upright water filled bottles before but the lady gardener swore that it worked as a deterrent. Now you'll probably still claim that it's bollocks but at least it's semi-official bollocks.
bikes, >> but do you know what works a treat if you are having problems with cats >> visiting your garden and leaving presents there that you don't want, >> especially if they destroy your plants (for those that like gardening). >> [/QUOTE] For some reason this newsreader only likes giving me some of TOGs postings and not others, I've never figured out why. Ah well, it was something I learnt this afternoon on the way home after a conversation between two people who are not known for spouting bollocks at all. One person informed the other about the clear water bottle theory (as advised by his mum, and we all know mum's know best, eh), the other guy used it and it worked. Seeing as neither of them are known for spouting bollocks, and Alan Titchmarsh has apparently said it works, then does that make it only 1/4 bollocks? Of course, having a Jack Russell we aren't able to put this theory into practice. -- Lesley CBR600FW SBS#11 (with oak-leaf cluster) BOTAFOT#101A UKRMHRC#12 BONY#54P BOB#18 Real burds don't take hormones, they rage naturally
I never said 'claim', just 'suspect' ) And the opinion of one batty old biddy ain't changing that. Mind you, I do like the expression "semi-official bollocks".
Actually, you are in the prime position to put this theory into practice, having a couple of cats yourself. Fill a clear plastic bottle with water and see how they react. -- Lesley CBR600FW SBS#11 (with oak-leaf cluster) BOTAFOT#101A UKRMHRC#12 BONY#54P BOB#18 Real burds don't take hormones, they rage naturally
I have three. I didn't have a bottle so I used a pitcher. One screamed at it (she screams at everything), one ignored it and the other drank out of it as soon as she discovered it was full of water. -- Mike SV650 UKRMMA#22 Skype: muddycat
