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  1. badkuk
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    February 16th, 2014 05:05 PM #1
    Guys, meron bang silicone sealant in "tingi" packs? i always wasted around half of a tube when i use it for repair work. tia
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    February 16th, 2014 05:15 PM #2
    vulcaseal meron

    what i do is reseal the tube with epoxy
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    February 16th, 2014 05:30 PM #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    vulcaseal meron

    eto po yung elastomeric, gray colored?

    i meant the one that dries clear, yung pandikit ng glass and stuff...
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    February 16th, 2014 05:36 PM #4
    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    eto po yung elastomeric, gray colored?

    i meant the one that dries clear, yung pandikit ng glass and stuff...

    yes bro unfortunately walang "tingi" na silicone sealant... so what i do is reseal the tube with epoxy to help delay the curing of the silicone inside the tube
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    April 9th, 2015 07:12 PM #5
    Mga sir okay lang ba gumamit ng vulcaseal sa radiator? Nahatak ko kasi yung maliit na tubo sa taas na nagcoconecct dun sa engine coolant container. Quick fix lang naman. Safe ba siya? And magkano paayos nun? Kakapa overhaul ko lang tapos nagkaganun
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    April 9th, 2015 07:35 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by georges View Post
    Mga sir okay lang ba gumamit ng vulcaseal sa radiator? Nahatak ko kasi yung maliit na tubo sa taas na nagcoconecct dun sa engine coolant container. Quick fix lang naman. Safe ba siya? And magkano paayos nun? Kakapa overhaul ko lang tapos nagkaganun
    that overflow tube has no pressure in it. only heat. try it, sir. mura lang naman ang vulcaseal in sachet. tingnan rin ninyo yung etiketa.. baka may nakalagay doon na temperature requirement..
    kung metal radiator at metal tube, puede nyong kayo na lang ang mag-hinang.

    errr.. nasan ba ang tulo? kasi, madali at mura lang palitan yang rubber tube na yan.. baka mas mura pa nga kaysa vulcaseal..

    but kung ang prublema ay na-hatak mo lang sa pito, ay ibalik at i-suksok pabalik mo lang. kung maluwag na, ay tingnan mo muna kung puedeng putulin nang sinhaba ng pito, at kung aabot pa siya sa reservoir. kung kaya pa, ay putulin mo na nga. puede mong lagyan ng basang sabon ang pito, para mas madaling i-pasok.
    kung gusto mo, ay paglabas mo ay daan ka sa auto supply at bumili ka ng bagong haba ng hose.
    hindi naman talaga linalagyan yan ng pandikit, e. lumuluwag lang talaga yan kapag luma na ang hose. at pinuputol o pinapalitan lang ..
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  7. RomeoAlpha
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    April 10th, 2015 01:59 AM #7
    ^^^tumpak!
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