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As far as the finish goes frank i think you will find it hard to get better than the allready suggested Bona this is the choice of most hardwood floor layers i have seen on various jobs. I do belive it is also very expensive but I would say that you want a finish thats going to hold up to heavy...

Thanks for your reply twothumbs I will give them a call to find out what products Im going to need.

If its had new cam chains fitted and not started since the first thing I would be doing is checking that the job has been done right and checking the valve timmimg is correct. As if wrong will never start and could cause loads of damage to the top end.

Has anyone here used products from the above company ? I have a mdf job that i have to spray and in the past i have used morrells products and been happy with the finnish but I have not done any spraying for a good while so having done a bit of surfing have found these ISF coatings products that...

Digit by putting oil down the bores you are only lubricating the pistons there is all of the camshaft and top end that is also very important to have lubricated as well as the the bottom end main and big end bearings just find outs much as possible info regarding that type of engine before...

Digit can you prime the oil pump prior to starting ? or you could allways sping the engine over with a good battery and with the plugs out to ensure you have oil circulating the whole engine. Then fit the plugs and try to fire her up.

Very nice job rodger I realy like the wash stand what finish does it have on it ?

Great job you have done there Chris I like the way you have wrapped the carcases to make the doors and draws look like inset rather than overlay look much more classy done that way.

One thing that has not been pointed out is to use good quality cutters with whatever router you end up buying. As from experience cheap cutters will just make the job 4 times harder with very bad results.

What i have done in the past is to rout a half inch slot in the back of the door and insert a piece of hardwood that is half inch thick this is glued in and will give you a good fixing