PXL_20241221_161927905 by MrLongbeard, on FlickrThe Official Pleasing Purchase Thread
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Re: The Official Pleasing Purchase Thread
Ooooh. They must need a fair amount of lube.MrLongbeard wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 4:24 pm New plugs delivered today
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Probably need forceps to get 'em out.gremlin wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 4:35 pmOoooh. They must need a fair amount of lube.MrLongbeard wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 4:24 pm New plugs delivered today
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Re: The Official Pleasing Purchase Thread
Supplied with a tube, when that runs out a bit of spit will see em right
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Gonna go buy a few lottery tickets for Tuesday's $944M jackpot. The level of pleasantry will depend on my winning.
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Got one of these for my step f-i-l. Really nice, heavy piece and abargain at £24.99. He will be a very happy old Solider on Xmas day.
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Re: The Official Pleasing Purchase Thread
An expensive but very pleasing purchase:
https://www.mightonproducts.com/shop/pa ... ry-primer/
It is brilliant on machined MDF, first coat got sucked into the fibres as expected, second started filled the majority of the voids, it sand like polyfilla with 180 grit.
After sanding, the beaded moulding looked fabulous, almost as good as the machined Tulipwood I’ve got, I reckon the third coat I’ve just finished putting on, once sanded with 240 grit, will have it ready for undercoat then top coat.
The cheap sandpaper on a roll I got from Toolstation is shite though, clogs / wears out swiftly with this paint / MDF.
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It is brilliant on machined MDF, first coat got sucked into the fibres as expected, second started filled the majority of the voids, it sand like polyfilla with 180 grit.
After sanding, the beaded moulding looked fabulous, almost as good as the machined Tulipwood I’ve got, I reckon the third coat I’ve just finished putting on, once sanded with 240 grit, will have it ready for undercoat then top coat.
The cheap sandpaper on a roll I got from Toolstation is shite though, clogs / wears out swiftly with this paint / MDF.