🔧 6.5 oz High-Performance Hy-Poxy Alumbond Aluminum Putty Repair Kit Review

I AM ALWAYS THE ONE THAT SAYS HEY RIGHT SHOW ME DO I AM A VERY EXPERIENCED MECHANIC AND HAD A BIG PROBLEM WITH MY HARLEY EVO 9 ENGINE The metal bearing on The left side of the engine case is separated from the case and the oil is routed, and the status is shifted, and what kind of mess will occur in aluminum welding, but my friend said that he heard about it, so I tried it in time of 1 week and 3 coats after SHAPING AND GRINDING ALL LET IT CURING AND ASSEMBLE MY ENGINE TOGETHER.

This aluminum adhesive works exactly as described. Two portions were weighed (in grams) on an electronic scale, stirred with a popsicle stick for the indicated 3 minutes, and then used for a 60 minute cook time. My application was a bit fiddly due to the slightly runny consistency after 3 minutes of stirring as I have used it to fill holes drilled in the vertical parts of aluminum gates. I could have waited until the end of the 60 minute usage time but wasn't sure how fast it would set at that…

I have a 20 year old Kawasaki Bayou that started leaking oil from a hole in the bottom of the crankcase, lots of oil. I had to pour 3 liters for each ride. Nobody could weld it or fix it, so I smeared it with Alubond. I first drained the oil, set the wheel to a 45 degree angle, rubbed the hole with rubbing alcohol, and then lubricated it with a 1/4 inch Alumbond bead. The next day I rode the bayou 75 miles in the mountains of Utah and not a drop of oil came out. CELEBRATION. Not only that, I…

I bought this product after JB let me down. I had a cracked door frame on my RZR. When I say cracked, I mean completely split. I pressed what looked like equal parts onto a piece of cardboard. Found a clean, broken piece of plating. I stirred the solution for about a minute. The instructions say 3. The epoxy is a bit runny, but not that bad. If you needed it to flow into space, it would be with the help of gravity. It won't flow like butter. Then I put it on the cracked spot with a broken…

I have an 04 Maxima and they definitely don't make aftermarket aluminum radiator fan brackets. However, I took the specs from the Mishimoto website to compare my radiator to the 350z, which is essentially the same engine but has a different location in the engine bay. So I took an aluminum 350z radiator bracket, cut off the original tabs and used this Hy-Poxy H-450 to put the tabs back in place. suitable for the attachment points of my 04 Maxima. I used scraps of cardboard and takeaway…