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| onefastmustang |
05-28-2009 09:12 AM |
Bonding AL to AL
I have two pieces of aluminum I need to bond together. There will be no stress between them once fully assembled but they do need to be secure and fluid leak free. Any suggestions on an epoxy?
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| trularin |
05-28-2009 10:26 AM |
Pop rivets and Sumo glue should do it. That is as long as the fluid does not desolve the glue/sealant.
Just a suggestion.
:D
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| Karl Bebout |
05-28-2009 11:03 AM |
JB Weld works miracles.
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| Doug I |
05-28-2009 11:16 AM |
You can't weld it?
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| mr bruce |
05-28-2009 11:43 AM |
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| mrmustang |
05-28-2009 12:10 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by onefastmustang
(Post 953050)
I have two pieces of aluminum I need to bond together. There will be no stress between them once fully assembled but they do need to be secure and fluid leak free. Any suggestions on an epoxy?
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3M makes a wonderful two part epoxy for this called "Automix" part number 8115. Used mostly for bonding quarter panels and door skins, should work well with what you need it for.
Bill S. |
| onefastmustang |
05-28-2009 01:08 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug I
(Post 953086)
You can't weld it?
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It's a very small part. I would be concerned with warpage from heat. I have gotten a few good ideas now though. thanks guys. |
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