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John McCoy wrote:
I have an aluminum casting which has broken. Does anyone have any experiences or recommendations on the likelyhood of success, glueing it back together with epoxy? I have West System on hand, and can fairly easily get other products (e.g. Aluminax). Any tips, techniques, or pitfalls I should be aware of? thanks, John We usually suggest sanding then coating immediately with epoxy. Another possibility would be sanding the aluminum then priming with a moisture cured urethane prior to the epoxy. If you have extra pieces of the aluminum you can send them to me and I will try a few different approaches and send back to you for your "testing." paul oman - progressive epoxy polymers -- =========== |
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