🔄 Allstar ALL40180 Aluminum Coiled with Optimal Diameter Review

Used for a new fuel line for my 84, f250hd and it has worked fine. I have a pipe bender but haven't used it. I bent all the curves manually and it was very easy to do.

Used it on my shop compressor from pump to tank. I rolled it in a tub of water to use as a pre-cooler for the air going into the tank and after a month it was leaking badly. Next time I'll use copper.

Answer In balloon making we use it to make arches along with piping because we can bend it into any shape we want. The product is the best product I have found and it works wonders for what I do.

I ordered a 25 foot 3/8 aluminum pipe and it arrived today. Good quality product. It was a lot larger than 3/8" for my 6 amp fuel line tube connector. It looks more like a 1/2" hose to me. I measured it and made sure it was a 1/2" tube is. This error caused my project to be delayed.

Well packaged and received on a large roll. A little softer than expected compared to what I bought previously but overall it's a good buy. I used it to replace a piece of hose for my stock F350 transmission oil cooler line and it works great. I used 3/8 brass pipe fittings and quickly solved the problem.

Looks like a great material and bends and bends really well when installed. I don't use a pipe bender, but I use a Flare Tool Pipes and after the learning process it goes very well.The pipe even shapes by hand quite well.I heat the pipe a bit with my hands and then carefully not to dent it.What I see in the Bending is to use touch to constantly check for wrinkles as you bend and flatten the material. Don't try to make a finished bend right away because that will definitely ruin it. Just take…