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Re: rainy day jobs? - mark_airey - 25-04-2012
Grant Wrote:Dum-Dum Wrote:Actually its not waterproof. your skin can absorb liquids through it such as rain water, diesel or methanol.
Thats not a problem in this case, as most people dont tend to work under a shower of diesel or methanol
That and your not likely to keep absorbing water until you drown
Re: rainy day jobs? - Fooby - 25-04-2012
ive watched ed change his turbo in the rain
Re: rainy day jobs? - 4WayDiablo - 25-04-2012
Fooby Wrote:ive watched ed change his turbo in the raindo you ever do anything on a car apart from "watch"
Re: rainy day jobs? - 4WayDiablo - 25-04-2012
actually ive seen you get stuck in once... and that involved a large amount of inappropriate footwear
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Re: rainy day jobs? - Scott - 25-04-2012
It looks like he's using a Haynes to figure out where to put the key
Re: rainy day jobs? - 4WayDiablo - 25-04-2012
Scott Wrote:It looks like he's using a Haynes to figure out where to put the key
Re: rainy day jobs? - Toms306 - 25-04-2012
Tbh the problem with rain isn't getting wet.....its getting tools/engine bay/parts/interior soaking wet! I've got a smelly boot carpet and lots of rusty bits now.... :?
rainy day jobs? - Jonny b - 25-04-2012
Tbh I don't want to know about your rusty bits Tom!! Ha ha
Re: rainy day jobs? - devils_fuel - 25-04-2012
Jonnys trying his new sport...green laning or winching lol. He'll be buying a wax jacket and wellies soon...lord of Ze manor
Re: rainy day jobs? - Pete - 26-04-2012
Wash the car..well, saves using the chamois
