Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 13:03:31 -0500
From: "Guy D. Huggins" <guy@genfiniti.com>
Subject: [TR] Timing Chain Cover Putty
Listers,
In cleaning my timing chain cover for painting I
accidentally grounded off a significant part of the
sound deadening putty on the front.
I was planning on applying some JOB Weld to takes it
place.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
-Guy D. Huggins
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Hi TR Members & Guy!
I've written this into the list before, but may people
may not have seen it because it was of NO Interest to
them at that time. Here is what I have suggested:
1- Mask off the Timing Cover (TC) that is NOT to have
the 'Sound Deading material on it.
2- Spray the TC with 'Wurth' [I think that's the name
of the company?]Rocker Pannel Schutz. You can spray on
light coats- by spraying far away from the TC. OR
You can spray on heavy coats- by spraying closer to
the TC of what one be if spray painting with a can.
NOTE: Thicker coats will take a longer time to dry,
but will give you more 'deading sound'.
3- After throughly dry, then paint spray the TC the
colur [usally back] you want.
This method has worked great for me in the past 8 yr.
that it's been on.
-Cosmo Kramer
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