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| Previous owner's handy work on a broken subframe mount. |
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| How well said previous owner's handy work..worked |
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| Welding seemed sketchy so I enrolled the help of the LORD |
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| Then added straps spanning the cracks on both upper mounts with the same adhesive |
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| Previous owner's handy work on a broken subframe mount. |
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| How well said previous owner's handy work..worked |
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| Welding seemed sketchy so I enrolled the help of the LORD |
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| Then added straps spanning the cracks on both upper mounts with the same adhesive |
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5 comments:
Dude, that looks better than brand new!
Reminds me of fancy steel bicycle lug work.
Looks great, plus anything to avoid tempering. Heat treating hell.
So wait,does this mean acrylic adhesive can take the place welding when repairing aluminum.If so,thats crazy,and I had no idea.
Yeah we've been using it for years to bond alum sheeting to our alum tube frames in sign applications. The stuff is pretty amazing and works as long as you have a decent amount of surface area. Not chep though and has about a 3-5 minute working time.
not sure that any acrylic adhesive works but I know this stuff does
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