The fumes are more dangerous/volatile than the 'liquid' itself. Put a match to a cup of petrol and it's the vapour evaporating from the liquid that actually burns.
If I told you I was a pathological liar, would you believe me?
Peggy's got Sounds
Thanks for your concerns but I have been working on cars for 40 years or so, and I know the risks if I thought I was to close to the tank I would of taken it off.[^][^]
Another productive day in Gladys mansion. But I am not happy with the glue I used to fix the sill & corner it said in the instructions after 15 minutes you can paint over it after 3 hour it will be cured six hours later and still waiting [!][!] on the bright side while I was waiting I finished off the back panel and primed the drivers door step
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I am hoping to finish this side tomorrow ( If the glue dries) so on Monday I can start the passinger side [^][^]
Bernie - that looks superb[8D] not sure what a glamp is but I'm sure no one would notice if it was the same colour :I
You've done a cracking job of the rear panel as well[^] What did Heidi say about nicking the bedspread as masking for the wheel arch :I
:I Should have read Clamp :I
The bed spread was just hanging there on the washing line thought it was just what I needed to cover the front wheel[:0] Now she's not talking to me [:0] I think she would have me in the spare roon but no bedding
Looking really nice Bernie Did the glue suppliers say anything about temperature, it may be just too cold [V]
Made it easier not having to take off the lower sill
Morning Martin & all Just been to check and the glue has dried, It say's in the instructions 5 deg's so I left a heater on over night which seems to of done the trick, Will post more pictures tonight [^]