[Rhodes22-list] Sealant Question
Robert Skinner
robert at squirrelhaven.com
Mon Nov 12 10:07:22 EST 2007
Brad Haslett wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out the difference between Permatex RTV Blue and
> Ultra-Blue. Ultra-Blue is advertised as 3 times as resistant to 'fluids'
> and at about a buck-fifty more, why would anyone fool with just Blue? The
> fellow I corresponded with used gasoline as a cleaner. My brother suggested
> ether (starting fluid) since it evaporates quickly and in his opinion does a
> better job.
IMHO gasoline may well be a bad idea as a cleaner/surface
prep. Some additives remain after evaporation, and may
limit adhesive tack. I prefer Acetone.
> Ed,
>
> It would have to be FAA approved baling wire and would probably cost around
> $29 a foot. The legal profession has made certified aircraft incredibly
> expensive. Just last week the vendor for about all the carburetors used on
> light aircraft announced they are shutting down new production and selling
> off their remaining stock. Their insurance premiums are costing more than
> their sales.
Lawyers remind me of cows. When they come to the stream to
drink, they break down the banks, pee and crap in it, stir
up mud -- and every critter downstream has to live with it.
/Robert
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