Hi all,
The Xantia's been leaking for a bit (I've identified to leak and found the part so that's not an issue) but where I park it the LHM has mixed with some mud that fell off the sills. I noticed that I've left tyre tracks in it.
Will it corrode my tyres? Also what should I buy in the way of driveway cleaner to keep my landlord on side?
Thanks!
Graham
How nasty is LHM fluid?
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tyres are too tough for LHM to affect them (remember LHM is, at the end of the day, just rubber, its a long way from chemicals like DOT 4 or petrol).
What is your drive made of? Bricks require totally different treatment to concrete or gravel!
On the nastyness subject, LHM doesn't taste to bad, but ti does have the effect of 'teflon' coating your mouth and throught so everything tastes a bit strange and it stays stuck for weeks!
What is your drive made of? Bricks require totally different treatment to concrete or gravel!
On the nastyness subject, LHM doesn't taste to bad, but ti does have the effect of 'teflon' coating your mouth and throught so everything tastes a bit strange and it stays stuck for weeks!
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Re: How nasty is LHM fluid?
A BXgraham_h_miller wrote: what should I buy to keep my landlord on side?
They think it's all over, it is now!
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