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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / May 2006cheap nitromors
If anybody else here is planning to do any stripping and needs to buy nitromors then Focus (round here atleast) have it on offer (or priced incorrectly!) If you buy 1litre cans you get 8litres for less than the price of a 5L tin. >If anybody else here is planning to do any stripping and needs to buy >nitromors then Focus (round here atleast) have it on offer (or priced >incorrectly!) >If you buy 1litre cans you get 8litres for less than the price of a 5L >tin. Yes, got some last week and queried it with the checkout. She just shrugged and said "yep, it's stupid isn't it?"  SignatureTim Hobbs '58 Series 2 88" aka "Stig" '03 Volvo V70 '06 Nissan Navara aka "The Truck" >>If anybody else here is planning to do any stripping and needs to buy >>nitromors then Focus (round here atleast) have it on offer (or priced [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Yes, got some last week and queried it with the checkout. She just >shrugged and said "yep, it's stupid isn't it?" It took me a minute to work it out. 1L is actually cheaper than 500ml! > If anybody else here is planning to do any stripping and needs to buy > nitromors then Focus (round here atleast) have it on offer (or priced > incorrectly!) > If you buy 1litre cans you get 8litres for less than the price of a 5L > tin. Bugger - just bought a load yesterday, used both tins today tho, but given up now and have the 2000w hairdryer on it - is proving much easier, and far more fun! I've systematically set off every smoke detector in the house! Matt >If anybody else here is planning to do any stripping and needs to buy >nitromors then Focus (round here atleast) have it on offer (or priced >incorrectly!) >If you buy 1litre cans you get 8litres for less than the price of a 5L >tin. They better still have it at the same price tommorrow - I've run out again! Reckon i can put the tins in my recycling box? They do take tins and cans but will they want ones that say 'toxic' on the sides in big letters? > They better still have it at the same price tommorrow - I've run out > again! > Reckon i can put the tins in my recycling box? They do take tins and > cans but will they want ones that say 'toxic' on the sides in big > letters? Get a hot air gun! After going through several pots of Nitromors and getting not very far (not that I don't think that it is a good product for the right type of thing) I spent £14.99 on a 2000w hot air gun from Wickes with a load of fancy attachments and have done the hallway - skirting, door frames etc. in two half days - would have taken longer (and cost more!) using Nitromors. Matt >Get a hot air gun! Trouble with using a hot air gun on sheet alluminium is that the finish resembles being shotblasted with half bricks and pebbles... http://www.101fc.net/lrfest-2005/lrfest2005-030.JPG Signature"We have gone from a world of concentrated knowledge and wisdom to one of distributed ignorance. And we know and understand less while being increasingly capable." Prof. Peter Cochrane, formerly of BT Labs In memory of Brian {Hamilton Kelly} who logged off 15th September 2005 >> Get a hot air gun! > > Trouble with using a hot air gun on sheet alluminium is that the > finish resembles being shotblasted with half bricks and pebbles... > > http://www.101fc.net/lrfest-2005/lrfest2005-030.JPG Ah... I see the problem!! I understand that Nitromors works quite well on car paint - as a guy down the road from me (when I lived in London) found out after his wife poured it all over his car after she found out he was cheating on her! Matt >>> Get a hot air gun! >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Ah... I see the problem!! Since i'm stripping the exact same thing - that is why i'm using nitromors! I also get the feeling that using my hot air gun all day for a couple of days would cost me similar in electricity as the nitromors did! >>If anybody else here is planning to do any stripping and needs to buy >>nitromors then Focus (round here atleast) have it on offer (or priced [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >cans but will they want ones that say 'toxic' on the sides in big >letters? If you were using it commercially, it would be hazardous waste. Where has the contents of the tin gone? In the bin (i.e. to landfill) or down the drain? Neither is great, but there is no practical alternative really. I'd stick it in the recycling bin. SignatureTim Hobbs '58 Series 2 88" aka "Stig" '03 Volvo V70 '06 Nissan Navara aka "The Truck" |
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