At the TR Register national weekend, I parked the Stag amongst some other visiting Stags and got chatting to the guy who was next to me.
He gave me some good advice and numerous tips about Stag ownership.
One tip was to pour Waxoyl down the holes at the top of the windscreen frame into which the hood locking handles engage. Apparantley it helps prevent rust at the base of the windscreen.
So tonight, having warmed up the Waxoyl up to make it nice and runny, I kept pouring and pouring the Waxoyl into the two holes. Stopped one side, then moved over to the other side. I was amazed that I could keep pouring and pouring the stuff in. I thought the windscreen frame has got to be full of the stuff, but no, it kept taking more and more in.
"Where was it all going?" I thought, but thinking that there is no such thing as too much rust prevention, I carried on pouring it in.
After a while, I looked down at the garage floor and was horrifed to notice a puddle about two foot wide of Waxoyl, getting wider and wider.
It had been running down through the inside of the windscreen frame, down the A post and out of a drainage hole near the front of the sill. On both sides of the car too!! As fast as I had kept pouring it in, the faster it came out the other end.
Have you ever tried mopping up runny Waxoyl? Not nice at all. Took me a good half an hour.
I haven't dared tell the wife as she already thinks that all men are genetically and intellectually inferior to women, and this would episode would just give her more confirmation that she is right.
So just between us, can I nominate myself for the Numpty Of The Year Award?
He gave me some good advice and numerous tips about Stag ownership.
One tip was to pour Waxoyl down the holes at the top of the windscreen frame into which the hood locking handles engage. Apparantley it helps prevent rust at the base of the windscreen.
So tonight, having warmed up the Waxoyl up to make it nice and runny, I kept pouring and pouring the Waxoyl into the two holes. Stopped one side, then moved over to the other side. I was amazed that I could keep pouring and pouring the stuff in. I thought the windscreen frame has got to be full of the stuff, but no, it kept taking more and more in.
"Where was it all going?" I thought, but thinking that there is no such thing as too much rust prevention, I carried on pouring it in.
After a while, I looked down at the garage floor and was horrifed to notice a puddle about two foot wide of Waxoyl, getting wider and wider.
It had been running down through the inside of the windscreen frame, down the A post and out of a drainage hole near the front of the sill. On both sides of the car too!! As fast as I had kept pouring it in, the faster it came out the other end.
Have you ever tried mopping up runny Waxoyl? Not nice at all. Took me a good half an hour.
I haven't dared tell the wife as she already thinks that all men are genetically and intellectually inferior to women, and this would episode would just give her more confirmation that she is right.
So just between us, can I nominate myself for the Numpty Of The Year Award?

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