Fairing screws

[Danwarb]

I used 4mm thick, 15mm x 6mm rubber washers as they are a tight fit on the thread, which helps stop the screws un-screwing, I also put a smear of (dare I say it) Vaseline on the back as they can stick to the paint and peel it off.

Hi Jay,

Where did you buy these washers from please?

[JayDub]

Good question Dan..... They were in my rubber washer box in the shed - they could be from anywhere, they look 'plumbing' like though 
try a plumbers supplies?  I bought a box of 'assorted plumbing repair seals' from Poundland a while back and there where a few in there - don't know if you have a £ shop near you?
http://www.poundland.co.uk/diy-time-with-tommy-walsh/fixtures-and-fittings/tw-36pcs-plumbing-kit
i found these as well:
http://www.poundland.co.uk/diy-time-with-tommy-walsh/fixtures-and-fittings/tw-tap-washers-astd

[JayDub]

Yeah yer do 
http://www.poundland.co.uk/store-finder/searchResults/index/lattitude/50.82253000000001/longitude/-0.13716299999998682/searchQuery/Brighton

[Danwarb]

Yeah yer do 
http://www.poundland.co.uk/store-finder/searchResults/index/lattitude/50.82253000000001/longitude/-0.13716299999998682/searchQuery/Brighton

You make me laugh !!

And your a star at the same time !!

Thanks Jay.

[JayDub]

Thanks!... and guess what - these are really useful:
http://www.poundland.co.uk/summer/camping-and-festivals/aluminium-camping-bottle-500ml-assorted-colours
they're even petrol resistant (I carry one with me spare 2 stroke mix in me chainsaw bag).
AND you could use the carabiner for your ign key  - job done