Virginia's Water Pump-Damaged Block Repair Complete - Procedure w/pics
01-05-2010, 01:05 AM
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forget the Play-doh, use ReproRubber.
it's a 2 part mix like epoxy, sets up to a semi-firm rubber, pulls right off (no parting agent needed), doesn't leave a residue, and maintains it's shape.
just mix up a small ball, stick it on an impeller blade, install the pump and wait 15 minutes. remove the pump, remove the rubber, cut it half and measure the gap with a digital caliper. we use this for setting gaps on 737 engine thrust reversers, it would be perfect for this.
it's a 2 part mix like epoxy, sets up to a semi-firm rubber, pulls right off (no parting agent needed), doesn't leave a residue, and maintains it's shape.
just mix up a small ball, stick it on an impeller blade, install the pump and wait 15 minutes. remove the pump, remove the rubber, cut it half and measure the gap with a digital caliper. we use this for setting gaps on 737 engine thrust reversers, it would be perfect for this.
01-05-2010, 01:12 AM
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forget the Play-doh, use ReproRubber.
it's a 2 part mix like epoxy, sets up to a semi-firm rubber, pulls right off (no parting agent needed), doesn't leave a residue, and maintains it's shape.
just mix up a small ball, stick it on an impeller blade, install the pump and wait 15 minutes. remove the pump, remove the rubber, cut it half and measure the gap with a digital caliper. we use this for setting gaps on 737 engine thrust reversers, it would be perfect for this.
it's a 2 part mix like epoxy, sets up to a semi-firm rubber, pulls right off (no parting agent needed), doesn't leave a residue, and maintains it's shape.
just mix up a small ball, stick it on an impeller blade, install the pump and wait 15 minutes. remove the pump, remove the rubber, cut it half and measure the gap with a digital caliper. we use this for setting gaps on 737 engine thrust reversers, it would be perfect for this.
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01-05-2010, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by GregBBRD
Hell, I just want some to play with.
