1 Apr 2010 01:10
Re: Martin P & the black stuff
Captain Beeky wrote: > Martin - I have acquired a tube of the black high temp stove sealant > you recommended > > It says it on the tube that it can be painted over, would you agree ? > > I'd much rather seal the stove/flue joint and paint afterwards than > seal over the paint. Usually this slippy surfaced sealing gunk looks > too shiny to paint. > > Beeky Short and nono bulls1tty answer is "no idea". If one were to elaborate a little, I'd say it might be a bad idea as paint and flexible, stretchy surfaces don't usually go together. It is a nice black finish anyway and I'm not fussy so ignore meWassail! ------------------------------------
)) it is the friction effect on my ropes. I am a habitual
over-stayer and I am sure that with repeated withdrawals of my mooring bollards my ropes are going to get
badly worn. What I want to know is whether I can get the cost of replacement ropes deducted from my next
licence? It's only fair after all that, for a continuous over-stayer like myself, I get my ropes replaced
at someone else's cost.
It's a worrying development for the life of my ropes but, if the principle could be incorporated into an
automatically lowering bank-side as well then I could get my blacking subsidised. 
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