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:rolleyes:cerrobend was the one we used at qantas in the good old days, also used to make teaspoons for leaving on the bench at tea-time to create a "stir"
witch1:p

have you tried taking a screw of the required size and thread and sawing to length and cutting a slot in it?
witch1

onyer neil!
this is not a suck up,because I don't do anything wrong, and therefore don't need to suck up to the moderators.
bible says something about "he who is without sin"
this is not a stir...

what they said!
thanks to all concerned.
witch1

jordan,
cadmium plating would be worth looking into but you still have to have a very clean surface to start with.
witch1

we are all by nature in search of new and better ways to do things, hence the forum is a great way to share ideas and glean information from like minded mates.
I think we are lucky to have a bunch...

ssshhhhh!!!,
I think 'es gone

methinks 'es not the messiah 'es a very naughty boy!!!
ham (excuse the familiarity but it seems like i've known you for years)

according to some of your"instructible" (sic) cohorts you have been...

:hapy:

ham ahead
the way you handle things leaves much to be desired
the silvaglide is supposed to go on cast iron to prevent rust and if it comes in contact with the skin can cause terminal dermatitis....

I FEEL BETTER NOW
witch1

ham ahead,
you are so full of your own importance, and so obviously keen to tell everybody about it, you are really giving me the humpache.
my old dad used to use an expression " full of pi## and...

ham ahead,
too bad we cant have archaic and eat it too
witch1

are you taking your bat and ball home too
witch1

toolin,
hammerite is the answer to your problem, I used it on ungalvanised security grilles and have not had any rust appear after 3 years.
The australian distributor is a good bloke and he will...

and on a friday too

dear hornerey bloke
i frequently lurk through the parts of the forum that are of specific interest to me, but i only sign in when i have something that might be of interest to the majority of good...