Very simple question about Millers...

[timbotdi]

A few months back I bought a massive can of Millers from fasteronline.com... Unlike the smaller bottles it doesn't have a filler cap, and I was just wondering what you guys use to get it into your car.

I thought I could simply refil an old Diesel Redex bottle I had, but no, after not too long, the Millers simply ate through the plastic...

Any cheap ideas on how to store a small, measured amount?

Thanks for your help...

Cheers,

T

 

[devonutopia]

I use sample bottles. They even have measuring gauge on the side so you can check level before fill - tip a bit in, then recheck. It's not a science with me and using it. 250ml bottles at a time means they're convenient for keeping in the boot. Only downside is the rigid plastic is a bit brittle, so the slightest knock/crush and they crack, spilling their contents (almost got the smell out of my car now. ) I got 12 bottles off Ebay, new, for about £4 all in.

 

[Phil_beeza]

is this the stuff?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Millers-Power...ryZ72205QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[devonmikeyboy]

is this the stuff?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Millers-Power...ryZ72205QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Yep

 

[Mikey_H]

i have a massive bottle of this in my garage i have never used it though is it any good??

 

[googies]

If you have any garden equipment that is 2-stroke use the small bottle of one-shot oil mix to hold the millers, clean out with a drop of petrol and fill with millers. holds a double dose for a 60ltr tank that you get with sqeezing as much into a tank at fillup as possible.

 

[devonmikeyboy]

i have a massive bottle of this in my garage i have never used it though is it any good??

I bought 5 liters of the stuff but cannot say i found any noticeable difference, some people think it`s great though.