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Schoolboy error No 45. Always make sure the paint tin is well and truly supported in an upright position; especially when exuberant cornering is likely.
Owing to the likelyhood of showers I didnt put the the tonneau on today and that caught most of the paint along with my coat. Also glad it was emulsion and washed out with water.
I'll now await the general guffawing and deserved michael taking.
also just realised I posted this in the wrong section .... but don't know how to move it

PAINT by mashthetea , on Flickr

rog1963 wrote: wrote:

Schoolboy error No 45. Always make sure the paint tin is well and truly supported in an upright position; especially when exuberant cornering is likely.
Owing to the likelyhood of showers I didnt put the the tonneau on today and that caught most of the paint along with my coat. Also glad it was emulsion and washed out with water.
I'll now await the general guffawing and deserved michael taking.
also just realised I posted this in the wrong section .... but don't know how to move it

PAINT by mashthetea , on Flickr

Oh woops!

I spilled a litre of fabric conditioner in my boot, it still smells of Spring Freshness.

Ps I've moved it to the TBar section for you.

david aiketgate wrote: wrote:

I spilled a litre of fabric conditioner in my boot, it still smells of Spring Freshness.

Ps I've moved it to the TBar section for you.

Thank you kind sir

Of course you'll have to go back now to buy another tin......

talkingcars wrote: wrote:

Of course you'll have to go back now to buy another tin......

Visions of 'Its a Knockout' .... How many tins of paint can Rog get from Wickes to his home in the back of an MG without spillage?:cheer:

dont worry you are not alone, i done the same with a 5 litre tin of white gloss in the passenger footwell many years ago in a 216

rayb wrote: wrote:

dont worry you are not alone, i done the same with a 5 litre tin of white gloss in the passenger footwell many years ago in a 216

Many years ago I had a spare 12v battery in the boot of my Capri.
Yep it fell over, and yes the acid will dissolve carpet!