Worst job of the day?

[NicBowman]

Cleaning underneath the body shell of my Vixen. 53 years of crap on my head..

Must remember to get next resto steam cleaned!

Nic

[phillpot]

[Pagey430]

but we love it really :-)

[Granturadriver]

Good job, sir! It looks fabulous! It is certainly dusty and dirty and working overhead is not nice either. But you have a warm garage. And you don't have to crawl around on the floor. That makes quite a difference!

Anyway, I can't keep up with you, I only polished chrome and aluminium today.

[NicBowman]

It’s like the gym, you only like it when it is over!

[Byker28i]

I'll see that and raise you

Cleaning old waxoil off a chassis with white spirit and rags, with the car on axle stands - old clothes/overalls, goggles a necessity

Cleaning the decapitated remains of a suicidal rabbit out the radiator/air intake...

[NicBowman]

Mm, nice. I was at least standing up!

[GAjon]

It would be easier if you didn’t have Sean Bean getting in the road!

Edited by GAjon on Monday 6th February 19:34

[NicBowman]

Yes, he lives round the corner. Good at under body, just don’t let him work on your wife’s.

[LLantrisant]

today there are so many interesting technologies on the market which could help us a lot....

ice-blasting would have done the job well, would have saved you lots of nerves, would have been better for your health....and at the end of the day , even better for the environment (don´t get me wrong...i´m not green), garage remaining clean, clothing remaining clean, no cleaning cloth soacked with thinner, no thinner at all, no fumes, no waste,

and you would have had a spotless clean body, even in the last corner for hardly any effort from yourselves.

[s p a c e m a n]

I still haven't managed to get the sensor out of the bracket, had to leave the garage as I was getting light headed from the fumes after setting it on fire.