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nick@dunsdale
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by nick@dunsdale »
I think i might have posted this in the past but for anybody that hasnt seen it
a very useful product for minimising heat travel whilst welding
watch the guy hold a red hot bolt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8u5cVEAVzk
The best repairs go un-noticed
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nick@dunsdale
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by nick@dunsdale »
..... sorry double posted somehow
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by GraemeC »
That's bloody impressive!
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by Spider »
Many thanks for the demo link !
I'll be adding some of that to my next order

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by olddave »
I use the old fashion method. Wetted asbestos paste as detailed in my BMC body repair manual.
It's reusable as well when dried out, helping the environment

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by Gary Schulz »
I have priced that Wurth Gel and it is crazy expensive. I use this stuff that you can buy on Amazon.
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$9 for a large tube of it and I even performed the same trick heating a bolt to red hot and I can hold the other end (at least for a couple minutes!).
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by mk1 »
well mashed up paper mache from newspapers works bloody well to.