Re: Re: Alumalloy???

Posted by travis stewart on December 18, 2005 at 19:54:19 from (205.188.117.66):

In Reply to: Re: Alumalloy??? posted by duckman on August 21, 1999 at 12:29:17:

I personally think the stuff is awesome, a real breakthrough if you ask me. it sure beats the heck out of JB-weld or paying tons of money to have something aluminum welded at a shop. 45 bucks a pound is kinda steep, but if it works as good as it needs to thats a miniscule drop in the bucket compared to welding fees.
the only thing I would be concerned about is it's ability to carbonize and be able to hold up to extremem heated environments. so far it looks to be useful for just about everything I personally would need it for, but you just have to take into consideration what the prupose is...... whatever you're gonna use it for just make sure that the repaired environment doesn't exceed 700 degrees and you should be in good shape. : )

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