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Re: JB Weld, did it work?
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Posted by BlueLite - JB Pressure Li on February 26, 2004 at 14:36:04 from (206.172.94.101):
In Reply to: JB Weld, did it work? posted by Gary on February 26, 2004 at 09:01:01:
I completely rebuilt the aluminum water jackets on the water pump housing of a ford 150 that was corroded badly. I sanded with a dremel the damaged sections then molded the thin walls and continued building them up until I got the general height of the wall. Then I sanded the whole gasket surface flat with piece of plywood and sandpaper. I polished and carved out the repaired sections with a dremel to the general shape of the original wall thickness. It was my friend's truck and he didn't have any cash. I expected it to last till his next pay. That was 3 years ago and he's still going. I have a question though as I don't have the stuff anymore. What is the pressure strength of JB.? I'm thinking of using the stuff as a hydraulic seal(gasket) between 2 plates that are machined flat. Oil passes through a drilled passage between the 2 plates, pipe on one plate, a connector on the other. It would be thinly applied all around the edges for a box-in seal before bolting the sections togeather. I expect most will squeeze out to a few microns. Oil pressure will be 3000lbs. If it works it will be a cheaper substitute for Mylomar but won't be able to seperate the sections as you can with Mylomar. thanks.
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