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Re: Gasket replacement

To: Blair John <jblair@exis.net>,
Subject: Re: Gasket replacement
From: Bob Nogueira <nogera@prodigy.net>
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 98 22:36:18 -0500
-- [ From: Bob Nogueira * EMC.Ver #3.1a ] --

    Okay guys you got me interested ( not that a Plus 5 would ever leak any
thing :)
Do you use it  in place of a gasket or as a 'gasket dressing ?

When you say its great, do you mean  'Seals well '  or 'easy to use ?

Bob Nogueira    

  
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> Date: Tuesday, 17-Feb-98 09:14 PM
> 
> From: Oddcarnut                \ America Online: (ODDCARNUT)
> To:   Blair John               \ Internet:    (jblair@exis.net)
> To:   MORGANS                  \ Internet:    (morgans@autox.team.net)
> 
> Subject: Re: Gasket replacement
> 
> John wrote:
> 
> >This stuff is put out by Loctite, called "gasket eliminator" 518 sealant.
> >I tried a couple of auto parts stores and finally found it at a Car Quest
.
> >However, the first Car Quest I went to, didn't stock it.  He checked his
> >computer and told me about another store that carried it.
> 
> Loctite gasket eliminator is good stuff.  I first discovered it while
> rebuilding my Jensen Healey Lotus 907 engine.  It used a version of the
gasket
> eliminator for cam tower gaskets.  Since then I've always kept some around
. If
> you can't get it from a local parts house try Grainger.  They stock it, I
think
> it is the 515 version, as well as other Loctite products.
> 
> Happy sealing.
> 
> Ken Payne,  63 +4, 61 Mini, 65 Saab, ?? Lotish, ??? Jabro Mk1

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