Paul, Is this info of any value to rotary newsletter? Virg

Kerry:

FYI, this from my own archives.  I felt it may be of value some day:

<<Date: 98-10-12
During the gathering at Perry I saw a Quickie with fiberglass engine
baffles. I asked the builder what type of epoxy he used for a high heat
application like that and he said Adtec. This was something I was interested in to
keep weight down by building high temp fiberglass parts for the engine
compartment so I looked them up.

Adtec  (913) 789-7808
9015 W. 51st Street
Merriam, KS 66203

In fact I work near there, so I went by and talked with there rep. and
got the  product literature.  The specific product he showed me was called
Thurmalox, a protective coating epoxy system. He had no idea his product was being
used to  make fiberglass engine baffles for an airplane, it didn't seem to bother
him  though. The product is a protective coating used in the industrial
market,  normally for pipe lining. It will withstand up to 1500 degrees F. He said
he  does sell it in quantities as small as 1 quart.>>

I bet you could post cure it in your oven, or on your motor.

Randy (AKA Mom)
Soviet Monica, CA

 
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