When markers and spraypaint meet!

[DeepPyro]

Looks alot better. I take it you missed what I put in the original classified post, here it is for future reference, or you could try getting the remaining yellow off.

Cheers DP

"Before you chuck the yellow bits, try leaving in brake fluid for 24-48hrs.

Wash with water and then try to rub off the paint.

Works with quite a few paints, but not all.

Cheers

DP

P.S. Don't leave in fluid to long, will affect the metal eventually"

 

[Lump]

It's the solenoid that's leaking from the hole in the back, think it's nackered! Do you know where the warranty card is for it mate? Or when it was purchased? I think the solenoid might be faulty in it's own, rather than someone doing something silly

sorry dude got it as is

 

[EyeFellOva]

No probs mate, I'll e-mail planet and see what they can do

 

[Dskize]

have you stripped the sol? its dead easy on ego's it might just be that the gaskets need re-sat (is that a word) try stripping and re-building the sol theres only a few parts to it

 

[EyeFellOva]

I've stripped the front part (without the wires) and checked it, everything's okay. It's the rear section that appears to be leaking

 

[Demonic69]

I'll help him with the solenoid....
And don't worry, I'll anno the ****e out of it while he's asleep 4 cans of fosters and he's gone!

 

[NobbyonDaNET]

Thinners

If you have any seals or rubber joints fitted remove them and use a container with some celulose thinners that you can get from car body shops like Halfords and a small brush to wipe the colour off. Be carefull not to splash you eyes as it's stings like a bitch and you may need a trip to the A+E unit.