injector bosses

[John Napoli]

What about Marine Tex?  Withstands engine heat, etc, etc.  Buy it in any
marine supply place.

John

On Fri, 29 Aug 1997, James Weiler wrote:

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> On Fri, 29 Aug 1997, Seth wrote:
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> > I deal with room temp cure epoxies pretty much all day ( lots of carbon 
> > fiber lamination and bonding)  that stuff is the nasty aliphatic amine 
> 
> That's so cool.  Carbon fibre is something I'd like to learn how to work 
> with.  Are there any books/manuals that can get me started?  Where do you 
> get your supplies from or is this at your place of work?
> 
> > I might suggest a urethane adhesive, they often have higher sevice temps, 
> > gap fill better and adhere better than epoxies.  They also can emit 
> > di-isocyanates, so you want to be a bit careful.  But the stuff works 
> > where epoxy won't.
> Does a charcoal filter mask remove isocyanates?  I don't think it does, I 
> think you need a breathing aparatus (i.e. air line).  Nasty stuff.  I 
> kinda like the epoxy idea a bit better.
> 
> > 
> > Personally, I weld if I can, but I am a welder at heart, and I like the 
> > look of a nice bead.
> 
> Ditto, but I don't have the skills to weld aluminum or the capacity to keep 
> the intake from warping.  But I could ship you a manifold and a bunch of 
> bosses.  :)
> 
> thanks for the advice
> jw
>