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hi, on face ache see a ad for metal paste on kubrat store , is this one of those scam type listings , has anyone bought safely ? cheers
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anyone ?
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Metaln paste ?
Please enlighten me
Please enlighten me
arther dailey
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it showed a putty thats steel grey , can be put on damaged area and machined/filed . I am looking for similar for tiny repair on a shotgun top rib , needs slight filler then fine filing before re finishing . obviously with recoil it needs to stick very very well.
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Is that not "chemical metal" or "chemical steel" aka "plastic padding" hard ?
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Belzona. You’ll crap yourself at the price but it won’t shift!
If it works, It's worth the price. But I would like to see plenty of independent case reviews before parting with my hard earned.
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I too have out of date Belzona that still works.
Its terrific stuff, In a past life I worked in oil and gas, and at one point we were exporting 150 million dollars worth of crude per day, through pipes with corroded flanges filled with belzona and re machined, pumped by pumps with eroded casings refaced with Belzona and re machined.
Yes its expensive, but your not just paying for the product, but the research and testing that goes into getting it to the market.
Devcon is the other quality plastic metal.
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don t know
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well woth knowing , both you and othes recomend , but doubt it would be cost effective , only need a pee size piece !
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"only need a pee size piece"
It might be worth looking at the likes of RS to see if they do a sachet of the stuff. I know they use to do sachets of epoxy glue (think KFC wet wipe packet size!) was ideal for us service engineers. Could be that some one does same for the product you are looking for.
It might be worth looking at the likes of RS to see if they do a sachet of the stuff. I know they use to do sachets of epoxy glue (think KFC wet wipe packet size!) was ideal for us service engineers. Could be that some one does same for the product you are looking for.
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Seams there is
I'd be resealing thoes packets after using a bit. Zip top baggies maybe.
I'd be resealing thoes packets after using a bit. Zip top baggies maybe.
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Check the product numbers, there are many, Belzona 1111 is the one Im familiar with
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Where are you located England is a big place? If you are up this way Ill mix a bit for you.
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Belzona is fantastic stuff, used it in industry for bedding concrete rolling mill floors.
The current place i work for used to use it for building up bearing seats and seal surfaces on shafts very successfully. Still use it on housings and lobes on occasion.
The current place i work for used to use it for building up bearing seats and seal surfaces on shafts very successfully. Still use it on housings and lobes on occasion.
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thanks for the advice/replies , all I need to do is work out which is best for a thin repair , either way looks like belzona is the way to go. 
