Practically Classics Forum

I have a quantity of the above.
It is in a 200lt barrel,it was developed for the military,will brush or spray[if warmed] takes a couple of days to set to a dark brown shiny finish.
Bring a quality street sweetie tin and i will fill it for you [thats enough to underseal a landrover chassis and some!]
Best now while the weather is warmer,i can get it out of the drum easier!
I have approx 100 lt,dont be greedy,i dont mind sharing it out.
Me and the underseal are north of Doncaster.
Thanks......

Its free,for nowt....

You're a very generous chap! Too far away from me, but if I was closer I'd come calling.

I have come to the conclusion i`m never going to use it,i got it for nowt,i used to bring the `empty` drums home and tip them into each other,or leave them up turned over the drum for a week.
I did have 200lt,i`m down to about 100lt,shame to waste such a fantastic product.

I'd love that, If only you weren't so deep up in the coal dust, whippets, flat caps and battered Mars bars.

Too far for a southern shandy drinker like me to come ;-(

Thats really kind, im sure someone will take it!

leslo445 wrote:Bring a quality street sweetie tin

Only because you want the sweets

ok,give in,i`ll chuck it

No!!! Don't throw it. I thought you'll have people flocking to you,and have none left. If you'll give me a chance to get some decent container

Have found sweetie tins the best,easier to fill,near immpossible to get into drums/cans,unless you fancy a week in my garage........

I was actually going to buy some paint tins,will that be just as good?