Subject	Jb weld
Posted by	BlackholeZ on March 01, 2013 at 12:53 AM
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In Reply To	My Howe radiator I bought from Z1 many years ago posted by z32z on February 28, 2013 at 06:42 PM
Message	It might sound hack ish, but I did aircraft heat exchanger repair for several years, and if it had a small leak, we used a heavy, grey epoxy that looked a lot like Jb weld. Jb weld thins when it gets warm and will flow into cracks and holes. A heat gun/hair dryer is plenty. Be sure to clean the area thoroughly before. I did this on the a hole on one of my intercoolers. If you feel like having it welded though, that would be the ideal solution. -Dan "Capitalization is the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse." "'she' also likes to swap since I think I am going to need to give her to woody again." - Dvlhntr "full alphabetic boost mode" - ChristopherTheOne "Two oil eating, angry, spinning triangles of death." - turtleboy on rotary engines "You're the Skrillex of Z32s." BradX (UF)
Follow Ups	My Howe radiator I bought from Z1 many years ago - z32z 18:42:29 02/28/13 I've known for people to have rad's welded to fix - LivinTheDream 19:08:55 02/28/13 Right, it won't be pretty but it will be functional/reliable - OverZealous (CT) 20:51:58 02/28/13 Jb weld - BlackholeZ 00:53:28 03/01/13 I've had brass radiators repaired many times at radiator - 240Z FeO2 04:26:49 03/01/13 If you can see the opening you can have it welded up - Wingzerro93 10:02:47 03/01/13
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