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[Midge]

I've discovered a new best friend - Correction Fluid. A line painted vertically on the mid-position of the indicator switch means that at a glance I can tell if I have left it switched on. A dash (made fluorescent orange with a highlight pen) which shows if the cut-out switch is operated and throttle position markings for 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and full on the twistgrip means I now know exactly how many beans I am giving it to get the carburation set just right. - Oh how simple things can make a difference.

[ed.lazda]

I've also used Tippex to put timing marks on the alternator. I agree -- great stuff.

[Peter 53]

I used it on the snail cams to adjust the back wheel! Just so I didn't have the count the little lugs each time...

[Off to the shed again]

I use it on my phone charger, so I can see which way up the socket goes to plug it in. Of course, this could be an age thing!
Chris.

[Riggers]

My partner has used it to paint 'R' and 'L' on my motorbike boots. This too could be an age thing.

[grunda 12]

don,t sniff tippex!!its not coke!!

[Alan R]

------------ but if you DID, then you'll be }---- ALLWHITE AT THE FRONT !!

[Peter 53]

It's actually the tippex thinner that is the one to sniff!

[grunda 12]

hi alan thats me white by name lol hi peter av not seen thinners does it have a high flash point lol atb paul.

[Peter 53]

Paul - yeah it probably does have a high flash point... we used to do it in school if the lessons weer particularly boring!