Hahaha ......i'd prefer it with a custard cream base and shakey shakey creme on top

_________________
Project Pickles is ALIVE!!!!! Click Here!
Success is so much sweeter after the struggle

So any problem using this goop in a plastic container? (for weeks etc)

This stuff has been in this container for 5+ years - Plastic is looking old -wouldn't like to be too rough with it as it will likely crack like old plastic does. I'll just treat it carefully until the day I end up standing in sticky sticky goo!

_________________
David L


My greatest fear in life is that when I die my wife will sell my Mini and tools for the price I told her I paid for them!

I would Add some hot water

_________________
" A Hundred Years From Now It will not Matter what my Bank Acount Was,
The Sort Of House I Lived in, Or The Kind Of Car I drove ... But The World May Be A Better Place
Because I was Once Important In The Life Of A Child"

No not at all.

An interesting thing with it. I make up a drink with it (highly secret and patented formula) using milk and the milk will go several days past its normal time to go sour. The molasses is quite an excellent natural preserver.
That's been my experience anyway.

But does anyone know what effect it has on galvanising?

And dont put any iron parts subject to wear in it.
Molases removes rust using chelation so along with eating rust it will weaken any metal it comes in contact too and if given enough time will eat away the base metal. Thats why no engine shops or of the shelf de-rusters use chelation to derust.

You are much better of using electrolysis its a hundred times faster and it is safe.