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[boogs]

I been at werk all day .... and done lots of talking... and trying to stop trailers from sinking into melted Tarmac... Need advice from JOM 

[boogs]

 

[Baldy]

I'm here. 

[boogs]

I'm here. 

Thought you had gone... I think JOM might be here too...

[The Moan Ranger]

I'm here but going to bed soon - up at 7.30 for my last 13 hour shift before 3 days off 

[Baldy]

It is 2:45 am here, so I will not be long before my pit.

[boogs]

Ofcourse I forgot sorry knackerd myself....  You should be in bed ..   

[Just One More]

I been at werk all day .... and done lots of talking... and trying to stop trailers from sinking into melted Tarmac... Need advice from JOM 

I had been at work all day too. I've ust replied to your PM ref BITMAC Boogs, will find out more in a while (our roads don't melt  ) but I will talk to others that have roads that do, and have longer or better memories than mine

[Just One More]

Remedial work may involve treating the surface with a Sealing Grit in an attempt to reduce tackiness, and to soak-up' the solvent to expedite its evaporation. Less commonly, the surface may be dusted with a black sand (sometimes referred to as a foundry sand) for the same reason. Whilst these remedial efforts may not always be 100% effective, they will not, normally, make the situation any worse, and can sometimes be satisfactory 'treatments' in cases where an elevated solvent content is the root cause of the problem.

 

[Barman]

Remedial work may involve treating the surface with a Sealing Grit in an attempt to reduce tackiness, and to soak-up' the solvent to expedite its evaporation. Less commonly, the surface may be dusted with a black sand (sometimes referred to as a foundry sand) for the same reason. Whilst these remedial efforts may not always be 100% effective, they will not, normally, make the situation any worse, and can sometimes be satisfactory 'treatments' in cases where an elevated solvent content is the root cause of the problem.

 

Why not just pour water on it to cool it down like...?

[Just One More]

Ooh no, we can't do that, the water companies are saying we are using too much 

[Barman]

Ooh no, we can't do that, the water companies are saying we are using too much 

Use ice cubes then.... for goodness sake, it isn't rocket science is it...?

[boogs]

Remedial work may involve treating the surface with a Sealing Grit in an attempt to reduce tackiness, and to soak-up' the solvent to expedite its evaporation. Less commonly, the surface may be dusted with a black sand (sometimes referred to as a foundry sand) for the same reason. Whilst these remedial efforts may not always be 100% effective, they will not, normally, make the situation any worse, and can sometimes be satisfactory 'treatments' in cases where an elevated solvent content is the root cause of the problem.

 

Thank you JOM I got your PM and will reply shortly....

Why not just pour water on it to cool it down like...?

You just like to get your hose out and wave it around   

[miss Tchevious]

lonely. 

[Nick]

Here I am Foggy. Taking a break from housewerk