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Bernard · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:25 #181

Monk wrote:Here you are

Looking healthy enough 3 years ago and before the great influx of higher rate subs.

Jürgen · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:27 #182

Duncan wrote:I will be using it on the early sticker from the club as the inkjet printer ink has faded to look like shite.

Hmm, maybe mine was a second generation sticker. It had the one with a white background, not the look through thingy.

Rammie · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:29 #183

Duncan wrote:Regarding the stickers.

Theres a product around that I've yet to see fail to help in these situations. It's called label remover and seems to diisolve any sticky tape kind of substance you care to name. It affects some kinds of plastics (some clear plastics, I think polystyrene) but otherwise is a brilliant product.

The really odd thing is that in spite of being around for years, not many people have ever used it. I first used it to remove gaffer tape (also known as gaucheron tape in some circles) from a development car that had been covered in the stuff to disguise it just prior to launch.

Yes, it was a 75. In fact the blue one used in many of the launch photos! Also had to remove a dirty great lump of wood from the suspension placed there for some unknown reason.

I reccomend getting hold of some of this stuff and using it to dissolve the glue. I will be using it on the early sticker from the club as the inkjet printer ink has faded to look like shite. Oh, that and the fact that I've moved on!

Any spray furniture polish will remove the leftovers, and it works :thumbsup:

Duncan · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:31 #184

JÃƒÂ¼rgen wrote:
Duncan wrote:I will be using it on the early sticker from the club as the inkjet printer ink has faded to look like shite.

Hmm, maybe mine was a second generation sticker. It had the one with a white background, not the look through thingy.

Mine is a paper printed job, then laminated and double sided sticky tape on the 'front' The printing has faded badly and now matches the car, which is a bad thing. I'd give the label remover stuff a go whatever type it is.

Duncan · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:33 #185

Bernard wrote:
Monk wrote:Here you are

Looking healthy enough 3 years ago and before the great influx of higher rate subs.

If I read it right, costs around half a k a year to run. So where's the other 9 and a half?

Mad-Monkey · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:40 #186

More detailed accounts would be better really

Raistlin · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 21:56 #187

Monk wrote:More detailed accounts would be better really

...no member or members have requested an audit pursuant to section 249B(2) of the Act.

Mad-Monkey · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 22:02 #188

raistlin wrote:
Monk wrote:More detailed accounts would be better really

...no member or members have requested an audit pursuant to section 249B(2) of the Act.

Certainly an option for those interested in finding out where the money has been spent and utilised. Took me an age to find them, Companies House has a rubbish search function.

Pedro · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 22:39 #189

Duncan wrote:Regarding the stickers.

Theres a product around that I've yet to see fail to help in these situations. It's called label remover and seems to diisolve any sticky tape kind of substance you care to name.

Believe it or not, WD40 is also good at removing this type of adhesive. It'll even remove chewing gum from the sole of a shoe!

MrB · Posted 14 Jun 2010, 22:45 #190

Duncan wrote:Regarding the stickers.

Theres a product around that I've yet to see fail to help in these situations. It's called label remover and seems to diisolve any sticky tape kind of substance you care to name. It affects some kinds of plastics (some clear plastics, I think polystyrene) but otherwise is a brilliant product.

Don't suppose you have a link to where you can get this stuff from???

Mick · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:13 #191

MrB wrote:
Duncan wrote:Regarding the stickers.

Theres a product around that I've yet to see fail to help in these situations. It's called label remover and seems to diisolve any sticky tape kind of substance you care to name. It affects some kinds of plastics (some clear plastics, I think polystyrene) but otherwise is a brilliant product.

Don't suppose you have a link to where you can get this stuff from???

A quick googly will sort you out.:_

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&so ... =&gs_rfai=

Rammie · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:16 #192

Can't you

either, Mick?

Cowley_MOA · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:24 #193

Yertiz wrote:Can't you either, Mick?

I can't sleep either...

Bernard · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:26 #194

Cowley_MOA wrote:
Yertiz wrote:Can't you either, Mick?

I can't sleep either...

I've given up trying. Only sleep 4 or 5 hours at best.

Rammie · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:37 #195

Bernard wrote:
Cowley_MOA wrote:
Yertiz wrote:Can't you either, Mick?

I can't sleep either...

I've given up trying. Only sleep 4 or 5 hours at best.

It's a right :nurse:

. This is 2 nights on the trot now!!

Thank G*D for forum's, eh??

Mick · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:41 #196

In the words of Warren Zevon, I'll sleep when I'm dead.

Rammie · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 00:43 #197

Mick wrote:In the words of Warren Zevon, I'll sleep when I'm dead.

Well Mick, he is asleep now, :gmc:

Mick · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 01:00 #198

Just going back to an earlier part of this thread. Reference Accounts for Limited Companies.

There are quite a few expenses incurred by the owners club which may not be immediately apparent.
For example. Public liability insurance. Which can be had for as little as Ã‚Â£110.00 per year covering 12 events, I believe theirs is much more expensive and covers only five events.
Minor costs such as the occasional car of the show prize.
Stock for the shop, although this is recouped with good profit over time. Outlay can be quite high.
Hosting costs which again could be had for reasonable cost. I also believe is quite high.
Initial purchase of software and some flags and banners.
Hire of a conference room at Gaydon for a team meet about 2 years ago.

However, at each event and from sale of subscriptions not only to customers but to all traders at reasonable charge, a healthy profit is made and is to be expected.

The higher the amount in the bank account of a Ltd. Company the healthier it appears to be. There is no obligation to provide anything in return other than a service for it's customers, which in this case is the internet forum.

Mick · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 01:01 #199

Yertiz wrote:
Mick wrote:In the words of Warren Zevon, I'll sleep when I'm dead.

Well Mick, he is asleep now,

Certainly is, one of my musical heroes. RIP

Duncan · Posted 15 Jun 2010, 06:58 #200

Mick wrote:
MrB wrote:
Duncan wrote:Regarding the stickers.

Theres a product around that I've yet to see fail to help in these situations. It's called label remover and seems to diisolve any sticky tape kind of substance you care to name. It affects some kinds of plastics (some clear plastics, I think polystyrene) but otherwise is a brilliant product.

Don't suppose you have a link to where you can get this stuff from???

A quick googly will sort you out.:_

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&so ... =&gs_rfai=

Yes loads of places, and also plenty of places on the bay of fleas.

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