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 11 
 on: July 03, 2023, 03:43:56 PM 
Started by Roverscotty - Last post by Roverscotty
Thank you all for the replies. I do have a question kinda silly but hey if ya don't know ya don't know.

Question: Should I primer the engine prior to putting the color on it? I've done this both ways and the block without the primer and only the color really seems to have adhered really well. The block I did primer first has poor adhesion.

I cleaned both blocks to the metal. Block 1 thoroughly cleaned the engine, painted outside color only (VHT paint) 2 coats 15 minutes between coats 80 degrees weather, 30 days ago.

Block 2, thoroughly cleaned the engine, painted with VHT primer, 15 minutes between coats 2 coats 80 degree weather. Allowed to dry over night 24 hours.
Day 2 painted with color VHT, 2 coats 80 degree weather allowed 15 minutes between coats 24 hour drying time. Paint color only scratches with my finger nail.

Any input would be much appreciated.

Thank you

Scott

 12 
 on: July 03, 2023, 02:34:40 PM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by Craig T
That was what I thought too.
I looked at Tesco and Sainsburys bank and both their credit cards have the Mastercard two circles logo on them so surely they will be accepted anywhere Mastercard is accepted.

Craig.

 13 
 on: July 03, 2023, 01:31:50 PM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by Rog-from-Bix
we have a tesco card (paid in full every month) to collect extra clubcard points and have never had a problem with it being accepted anywhere it is a mastercard when all said and done.

 14 
 on: July 03, 2023, 11:36:41 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by diffwhine
A retailer cannot refuse a credit or debit card on the basis that it is issued by a competing retailer. If the card in question is either a Visa or MasterCard, then you must take it up with them. It would be anticompetitive to permit this to happen. If it is happening, you should complain to the card issuer who will take it up with Visa / MasterCard.

 15 
 on: July 03, 2023, 10:25:35 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by Alan Drover


Maybe I should refuse deliveries in a foreign made van?






602
Do that 602 and you won't get any deliveries.

 16 
 on: July 03, 2023, 10:14:44 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by Wittsend
A one-man protest won't get you very far ... just hungry.


 17 
 on: July 03, 2023, 10:07:19 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by Craig T
I thought most credit cards were backed by Mastercard or Visa these days?
So you are saying, for example, a Tesco credit card wasn't accepted in a Sainsburys store?

Craig.

 18 
 on: July 03, 2023, 10:04:08 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by w3526602
Hi Alan,

Thanks for prompt reply.

Maybe I should refuse deliveries in a foreign made van? And check the "sell by" date on delivered food, while the driver waits?

602

 19 
 on: July 03, 2023, 10:00:20 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by w3526602
Hi Dog Dave,

Thanks for the info about over 8ft being a wide load. That's nominally about about 2.4m. So I reckon 9ft minimum, preferably 10ft.

Hi Peter H,

I'm becoming wary about asking my daughter any questions about anything. Gone is the girl who used to go on treasure hunts, and sabotage the clues to the next locations, to make life difficult for her competitors. I'm starting to suspect that her job requires her to be squeaky clean, and not make waves. Less than 10 years to retirement.

602

 20 
 on: July 03, 2023, 09:54:36 AM 
Started by w3526602 - Last post by Wittsend
Yes they can ...


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