Juvenile seagull FVP 5750

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Re: Juvenile seagull FVP 5750

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It is something similar to this?
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I have had my metal inserts since 1974.

This will sort out everything except the prop chip aye. Very easy to use.
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Bruce, could you check and let us know this Permatex product up to what temperature works fine?
I can't find it online.
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View TDS and MDS

http://www.permatex.com/products-2/prod ... ler-detail

Once cured same as base metal re temperature.

Available in AU....................NOT in US or some other places..........................could kill a dolphin?

Hugo post is getting out of hand so let us relinquish Aye?

Hugo has more..........................

HUGO?

Please continue fun.

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Need a clean.... use a Coke
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I thought we were having an intermission.
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Stelios_Rjk wrote:Bruce, could you check and let us know this Permatex product up to what temperature works fine?
I can't find it online.
It,s listed on ebay stelios
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ok i wont then, i'd like the 102 one if others aren't mad keen.
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Hugz wrote:Might have a punt at this... http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Seagull-Outb ... fresh=true
Hmmm....no longer available :roll:
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I asked if all pages were present and correct and then, after a garbled answer, it was withdrawn? no idea why but I presume it was to sell now? bit silly really as if it was as good as it looked it should have been worth a bit more than $10 bucks

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Bidding was up to $20. Maybe we should have a members only category on here. Reckon somebody negotiated directly. How rare are these?
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coca cola is not bad at cleaning some things (but have you seen what it does to your insides! eekgads) that's the phosphoric acid that's in there!

i use my tried and tested method of sulphuric acid (from dead car batteries) leave the cylinder to bubble and fizz for 24 hours, rinse out and have another go with caustic soda.repeat as many times as you think is neccessary.
alternatively, if you have access to certain tools, you could try what H-A does and sandblast them. (i must look into this more as i reckon this could be the way forward with a lot of cylinder corrosion woes)

Hugz
would you happen to know if this permatex is any good at being polished once it's cured. Does it have the same appearence as aluminium?
i might have to see if i can find some of this. (interesting, might work out a bit cheaper than welding on some parts i've got kicking about)

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headdownarseup wrote:Hugz would you happen to know if this permatex is any good at being polished once it's cured. Does it have the same appearence as aluminium?
i might have to see if i can find some of this. (interesting, might work out a bit cheaper than welding on some parts i've got kicking about) jon
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ok i'll take things slowly.

When this stuff has gone off, does it polish up (just like normal aluminium)

sorry Hugz my brain is starting to fade out over here! (it is nearly midnight over here you know)
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Re: Juvenile seagull FVP 5750

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Bruce is the chap to talk to. Never used or seen it myself.
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