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by Rusty Wishbone » Sat 27.07.2013, 11:38
inkitin wrote:Now that the Pensions Advisory Service has closed for the week-end
I'm afraid that I have a tendency to take discussions in a tangent. Sorry about that!
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by inkitin » Sat 27.07.2013, 11:45
Rusty Wishbone wrote:I'm afraid that I have a tendency to take discussions in a tangent. Sorry about that!
No worries Rusty and no need to apologise. Hopefully it was only a playful dig!

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by GeoffSmith » Sat 27.07.2013, 13:25
Rusty Wishbone wrote:I'm afraid that I have a tendency to take discussions in a tangent. Sorry about that!
A man after my own heart.

inkitin wrote:Cleaned and coloured the hood with Renovo yesterday.

you silly old fool....
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by rip » Sat 27.07.2013, 15:25
Looks tidy & subtle. I don't think the badges look out of place at all.
Nice solution.
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by inkitin » Sat 27.07.2013, 15:40
GeoffSmith wrote: 
you silly old fool....
I don't have to come on here to be abused you know!!
I can stay at home for that!

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by inkitin » Sat 27.07.2013, 18:48
rip wrote:Looks tidy & subtle. I don't think the badges look out of place at all.
Nice solution.
Ta!

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by Elanlover » Sat 27.07.2013, 19:58
Well holy crap. This is EXACTLY what I did to my roof last month. And I mean exactly. Great minds think alike as they say..................
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by inkitin » Sat 27.07.2013, 21:25
Elanlover wrote:Well holy crap. This is EXACTLY what I did to my roof last month. And I mean exactly. Great minds think alike as they say..................

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by Elanlover » Sat 27.07.2013, 21:45
Sorry, one small difference. I didn't sew or iron the patches on. I used a product called "Goop" (the marine version) which is a waterproof rubber adhesive. A thin coating on each side firmly pressed into place and there was no need for anything else.
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