Fabsil

[emandvee44]

Apparently Fabsil is so dangerous that it cannot be shipped from UK to Portugal, (or presumably to anywhere else).
I have tried all the online suppliers , and also written to Grangers, all to no avail.

Anyway, is there anyone coming this way from the UK by road (passing Porto) who could bring 3 x 5 Litres (pre-paid), and drop it off here in exchange for a first class lunch or dinner?

Living in hope,

Michael.

 

[LONG_KEELER]

Apparently Fabsil is so dangerous that it cannot be shipped from UK to Portugal, (or presumably to anywhere else).
I have tried all the online suppliers , and also written to Grangers, all to no avail.

Anyway, is there anyone coming this way from the UK by road (passing Porto) who could bring 3 x 5 Litres (pre-paid), and drop it off here in exchange for a first class lunch or dinner?

Living in hope,

Michael.

Michael.

I have found the stuff in camping and caravan shops equally as good as Fabsil if you draw a zero.

 

[Bobobolinsky]

Grangers, should be able to ship it, it has a UN number (Dangerous Goods)
Buy from Amazon, they will ship it.

 

[emandvee44]

Sourcing Fabsil outside UK

Just got back from a weeks holiday, without any online facility - Heaven!

Thanks for the advice.

Grangers did not reply, so I guess I will have to phone them.

Previous attempts to purchase through Amazon fell at the second hurdle - ie when the potential suppliers saw the destination.

However I will try again, and meanwhile there is a chance that someone I know will be driving down to Portugal in April.

I will post any results so that others may benefit (or not).

Cheers,

Michael.

 

[stuhaynes]

Apparently Fabsil is so dangerous that it cannot be shipped from UK to Portugal, (or presumably to anywhere else).
I have tried all the online suppliers , and also written to Grangers, all to no avail.

Anyway, is there anyone coming this way from the UK by road (passing Porto) who could bring 3 x 5 Litres (pre-paid), and drop it off here in exchange for a first class lunch or dinner?

Living in hope,

Michael.

Melts plastic windows too. apparently....?