Working on a custom engine cover
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Originally Posted by Mortehl
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Next I was aiming for the porch railing.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
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Next I was aiming for the porch railing.
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Good thing you're putting it on hold. JB Weld won't work. It'* not flexible. When you remove or install the cover, it must flex. JB weld is strong, but not sticky.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Good thing you're putting it on hold. JB Weld won't work. It'* not flexible. When you remove or install the cover, it must flex. JB weld is strong, but not sticky.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
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Good thing you're putting it on hold. JB Weld won't work. It'* not flexible. When you remove or install the cover, it must flex. JB weld is strong, but not sticky.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by willwren
Good thing you're putting it on hold. JB Weld won't work. It'* not flexible. When you remove or install the cover, it must flex. JB weld is strong, but not sticky.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
Use silicone adhesive. It'* sticky, flexible, and impervious to the heat and cold in that location. It'* held mine together for a long time.
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From: Home Sweet Home in New York
Originally Posted by Mortehl
Ya. I'll post some pictures tonight.
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