the flying belgian
Member
It has been 40 yrs. since I repaired some pits in
a hyd. cylinder shaft with liquid steel. Clean
them up good and wash them out with thinner.
Apply the liquid steel. Next day dress it first
with a file then polish it with emery cloth. It
worked perfectly and held completely dry until I
sold that many years later. I am now once again
faced with a badly pitted shaft. My question is--
have they come out with something even better in
the last 40 yrs. that I should use? Or should I
not argue with success and use the liquid steel?
a hyd. cylinder shaft with liquid steel. Clean
them up good and wash them out with thinner.
Apply the liquid steel. Next day dress it first
with a file then polish it with emery cloth. It
worked perfectly and held completely dry until I
sold that many years later. I am now once again
faced with a badly pitted shaft. My question is--
have they come out with something even better in
the last 40 yrs. that I should use? Or should I
not argue with success and use the liquid steel?
