I put on the original post.

The RETAINAGROUP scheme is secure and confidential and is backed by law enforcement agencies, who have instant 24/7 access to the International Security Register (ISR)

I suppose you get what you pay for.

Sweated more blood today and managed to load and move 4 engines to my store. Then sweated more blood off loading them.

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1 military grade reconditioned engine still in preservation state, 1 reconditioned civilian engine, 1 normal 24V military engine and a rather nice late Series 3 5Mb engine with 24 Volt electrics. Nice haul...

Just wondered.

Many thanks for all of that Alan.
Graham.

Back in the day the Police Crime Prevention team set up tents in supermarket car parks and did etchings for free!

Following on from that you could get a SmartWater kit and "paint" various components with the liquid as another level of protection. S2C members used to get a discount on the kits


 

Sorted out the recalcitrant sticking cheap and 'orrible placcy brake light switch plunger with a spray of silicone oil.
I'm fairly sure I've got a spare somewhere so will start a search for it.

Wasn't aware that there was a club discount available. Nothing on the website members section

lol

Water based paint stripper takes it back one layer at a time, then with a gentle (if tedious) rub with a towel and rubber gloves for the stubborn bits.

I've done it before on the tub sides and wanted to see if a power wash after the stripper would help shift the paint quicker. Worked but too unreliable, wouldn't try that bit again.

Following on from a suggestion on a "vehicle security post" the other day, I decided to look into having
my windows etched with the reg. number as another level of security.
By far the cheapest method though was to buy a kit and do it myself which I did this afternoon.
There were a few to choose from but I settled on this one ....

Window etching kit

I was a little apprehensive but I followed the instructions which were very clear and to my amazement
it turned out very well if I do say so myself.
The fact that I have a 109 Station Wagon would mean changing a lot of glass!
My photographic skills need some work mind you.