@Sasquatch. So what reproofer did you get? After 5 years, mine could probably do with a treatment and it's on my ever growing 'to do list'. IIRC somebody on here mentioned using the stuff that people use to proof brick walls but I'm not sure about that myself (don't know why though!).
A new Bosch S5 A08 battery. Hopefully that means no more intermittent sluggish starts.
While fitting it just now I noticed one of my 5 month old Michelin CC2s flat as a pancake, so I guess that'll be making an appearance in this thread shortly...
While fitting it just now I noticed one of my 5 month old Michelin CC2s flat as a pancake, so I guess that'll be making an appearance in this thread shortly...
One Chem Tent and Outdoor proofer. It's what they had for sale in Venture Caravans shop, albeit I bought it locally.
Was 14 quid for 2.5 litres and a spray pump so plenty there for probably three of four years worth of annual treatments.
they look cool
Yeah they're great, and provide some much needed storage space. They've added little perspex fixings mounts to hold them better behind the blind hooks, they sent me a set free of charge when I emailed them.
They can swallow a surprising amount. I've got loads of crap in mine!!
Saves buying a porta potty I guess.
Thats good value, Fabsil gold is circa £70 so will be interesting to see how your reproofing goes
Bought a toolbox!
A couple of rechargeable lights from Amazon to use as reading lights when camping in the van.
And more AdBlue from eBay.
And more AdBlue from eBay.
Not today but I bought a couple of these rechargeable lights for when running off grid.
They a brilliant wee things. I’ve got Velcro on the back so stick one at the front and one at the back.
You activate them by waving your hand past the sensor on them.
The best bit is you can dim them easily so they aren’t too bright.
www.toolstation.com
They a brilliant wee things. I’ve got Velcro on the back so stick one at the front and one at the back.
You activate them by waving your hand past the sensor on them.
The best bit is you can dim them easily so they aren’t too bright.
Integral LED Sensorlux USB Rechargeable Cabinet Wardrobe Light
• 100lm Warm White 3000K• Easily mountable with a sticky magnet• Built-in long-life high-capacity Li-ion 1600mAh rechargeable battery• Micro USB charging cable included• Frosted diffuser for a soft and even light output• Dimmable (code 68219) only• Dims: LWD 261x45x14mm • Weight 180gUSB...
www.toolstation.com
I've got them too.Not today but I bought a couple of these rechargeable lights for when running off grid.
They a brilliant wee things. I’ve got Velcro on the back so stick one at the front and one at the back.
You activate them by waving your hand past the sensor on them.
The best bit is you can dim them easily so they aren’t too bright.
Integral LED Sensorlux USB Rechargeable Cabinet Wardrobe Light
• 100lm Warm White 3000K• Easily mountable with a sticky magnet• Built-in long-life high-capacity Li-ion 1600mAh rechargeable battery• Micro USB charging cable included• Frosted diffuser for a soft and even light output• Dimmable (code 68219) only• Dims: LWD 261x45x14mm • Weight 180gUSB...
Go on @spooks007 , give us poverty stricken Startline owners a clue on what that little lot set you back! Please!
I now need to find a friend in the windscreen game! Thanks mate!
What is the real life battery life like @BoroBoy and @The Flying Scotsman ? Reason I ask is the new static is missing some 'ambient' lighting under cabinets. Had been looking at something similar.... Either that or try and get a dimmer fitted to spots....
I’ve actually been really impressed at how little I’ve had to charge them up.
I’m not sure how long they would last being on constantly but last for days using occasionally
