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Hi, Thanks for replying. Just one to start with. Blimey mate, Pwllheli! My cousin lives at Llanystwmdwy (spelling?) but we're a fair old step away for you! Thx.

I want to hire a firewood processor and operator within reach of woodland at WR6 6JG. Any suggestions? I may even consider buying a processor at the right price. Reply here or text if you prefer on 07942 820100. Many thanks, L Porter

I want to hire a firewood processor and operator within reach of woodland at WR6 6JG. Any suggestions? I may consider buying a processor at the right price. Many thanks, L Porter

As Bob_z_l and others have said, you need etch primer. The surface of aluminium quickly oxidises to produce a surface to which paint won't adhere. In olden-times they wire brushed the surface to remove oxides and then painted it quickly before more could form. You must use an air-fed mask, especially when spraying 2-pack etch primer. If it contains iso-cyanate, the clue is in the last part of the name! Etch primer contains an acid which (naturally enough!) etches into the surface of the aluminium, allowing paint to 'stick'. You can buy brush-paintable etch primer but you surely wouldn't have a surface that was smooth enough for sign-writing, would you? I'm the author of: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Classic-Bodywork-Manual-step-step/dp/1899238336/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8 >>>ALSO I want to hire a firewood processor and operator within reach of woodland at WR6 6JG. Any suggestions? I may consider buying a processor at the right price. Many thanks, Lindsay Porter PS I really like being a 'junior' member. I'm 70 in a few days' time so that made my day