ES Pipe Repair??

[Atwood, Mark]

Hmmm...hadn't thought of the Pre-Cleaner.  I have the PPG stuff.  Would
you consider "soaking" it?  Cleaning the outside is only part of the
challenge since the oil keeps soaking out of the cracked portion.  I was
considering either pouring alcohol through it, or completely submerging
it, and then blowing air through it to make sure it was all evaporated.
I figure a few .99 bottles of alcohol were a good investment over a new
$169 pipe.

 

Does anyone have any thoughts on the type of resin?  Is temperature a
problem, meaning do you have to use a special epoxy to handle the high
heat demands?

 

 

 

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From: discussion-request at nsrca.org [mailto:discussion-request at nsrca.org]
On Behalf Of Ken Blackwell
Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2005 10:29 PM
To: discussion at nsrca.org
Subject: Re: ES Pipe Repair??

 

I would suggest a two step approach. First, wash it with good strong
soap/water....or maybe Simple Green. Then go over it again with
Automotive paint "pre-cleaner" from folks like DuPont or PPG. Thoroughly
dry. 

Any of you composites experts got a better idea?

Cheers,

Ken B.


Atwood, Mark wrote: 

Has anyone had any success in repairing the "stinger" on the end of an
ES Carbon pipe?  Mine is cracked at the bend and I'm considering trying
to fix it with Carbon cloth and epoxy.  Anyone have any experience with
this and how I might get all the oil off/out of it before attempting??

-Mark 

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