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Just one more thing here Rob. There seems to be a fair thickness of some sort of bitumen cover holding the lid firmly in place which is stopping the cover releasing. Any recommendations?
put a small volume of 95 Ron petrol..on it ...light a match chuck it and run away ..it you leave a straight petrol path from it then light the far end...do not use 97 or 99 Ron that is looney juice which I use in one if my cars when I want some fun
its easy ..see you at the other side
centralheatking
 
put a small volume of 95 Ron petrol..on it ...light a match chuck it and run away ..it you leave a straight petrol path from it then light the far end...do not use 97 or 99 Ron that is looney juice which I use in one if my cars when I want some fun
its easy ..see you at the other side
centralheatking

Why do you insist on setting things on fire? Sinister perhaps? :p:p
 
Why do you insist on setting things on fire? Sinister perhaps?
No not sinister , just my way,
Fire is a great cleanser when is controlled, I am a water engineer and will always back water against fire . Ask any Fire
expert with whom I associate with
regular...I am also familiar with intumescent barriers and the initial
chemical derivative products ...phenolic resins ..back in the mists of time 1985 ish with British Petroleum Products when we were fresh out of university...we had a ball playing with fire and stuff
Rob Foster aka centralheatking
 
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