On Monday 24 February 2020 10:24:57 dave engvall wrote:
> It is unusual for epoxy not to stick. Pocket eh? Take a Q-tip with
> either lye or muriatic acid and etch. Then wash with water, then
> degrease with iso-propanol, trichoroethylene, perchlor (dry cleaning
> solvent), etc. This assumes the
It is unusual for epoxy not to stick. Pocket eh? Take a Q-tip with
either lye or muriatic acid and etch. Then wash with water, then
degrease with iso-propanol, trichoroethylene, perchlor (dry cleaning
solvent), etc. This assumes the pocket is aluminum which is amphoteric.
... reactive with
On Sunday 23 February 2020 20:19:50 Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> Gene,
> I have seen this advertised several times but have never tried it. I
> saw the same type of stuff used on my son's knocked out tooth. The
> dentist glued it to the adjoining teeth. It lasted in that environment
> for over a
Gene,
I have seen this advertised several times but have never tried it. I saw
the same type of stuff used on my son's knocked out tooth. The dentist
glued it to the adjoining teeth. It lasted in that environment for over a
year.
https://justdiy.com/bondic-review/
This is not exactly the same
Greetings all;
This is turning into a PITA.
After a weeks cure time I went to remove the blown ATS-667 from that
pocket in my bracket, using a 1/4" wood chisel and a very small bit of
alu for a hammer, it came loose so easy I could have just lifted the
leads by hand. This was with the pocket
