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I have always carried this in all my cars. If circumstances allow, it is better to change the wheel - but there are times when speed is required.
My can went off on the boot of my old merc over the weekend. A bag of shopping placed by my wife when i was not looking crushed the can down onto the bolt that holds the boot cd changer in place. In a remarkable chain of misfortune this tore a tiny hole in the can whilst the car was being driven.
To my absolute horror I opened the boot 15 minutes later. This can covered the boot cd changer, leather wallet with the manual in it etc etc. I initially thought a can of pop had exploded in the heat, but the foam did not go down. The crisis then dawned on me
Anyway, I managed to scrape it out before it dried so all is well. The handbook, service book etc are a bit ruffled, but the boot area came up a great. The foam easily comes off leather, plastic etc
To anyone that carries this stuff, the cans are wafer thin. Pack them in some protective gear.
My can went off on the boot of my old merc over the weekend. A bag of shopping placed by my wife when i was not looking crushed the can down onto the bolt that holds the boot cd changer in place. In a remarkable chain of misfortune this tore a tiny hole in the can whilst the car was being driven.
To my absolute horror I opened the boot 15 minutes later. This can covered the boot cd changer, leather wallet with the manual in it etc etc. I initially thought a can of pop had exploded in the heat, but the foam did not go down. The crisis then dawned on me
Anyway, I managed to scrape it out before it dried so all is well. The handbook, service book etc are a bit ruffled, but the boot area came up a great. The foam easily comes off leather, plastic etc
To anyone that carries this stuff, the cans are wafer thin. Pack them in some protective gear.
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