Is this the right WINDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
08-03-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Is this the right WIDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
Im so pissed right now!!!!! I went to 8 auto stores just now and home depot! AND NONE OF THEM HAD IT!!! I even went to napa which was 25 minutes away and they said that they havent had it in awhile. Then as i finnaly end my long *** trip i here on the radio that there is a napa 2 minutes from my house that just opened today!!!! WTF!!!! Ill try this other napa tommrow, and ill try some other places tommrow im pissed right now! If i dont find some tommrow im going to try the homedepot stuff. They had like 5 different kinds of poleyurethane there.
08-03-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Is this the right WIDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
Originally Posted by Racintweek
i got a tube of both because the store only had one eurothane, they both are the same hardness
08-04-2005, 02:16 AM
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Re: Is this the right WINDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
Well i decided to just go with some stuff i found at lowes. My motor mounts are already in horrible shape so why not try it maybe it will help them out alittle. If it screws them up i need new ones anyway. I just got some PL polyeurothene premium construction adhesive stuff. Its was like 3 bucks for a cartiage. I did 2 of them tonight and have them drying before i can put them back in and take the others out. If this stuff works good. Ill let you guys know.
08-04-2005, 02:25 AM
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Re: Is this the right WINDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
I used the PL construction poly sealer stuff. Looks and smells like chocolate.
*tip* Window weld is easier to work with if you throw it in the oven to warm it up, or leave it in the sun in the summer. It will make things easier on ya.
*tip* Window weld is easier to work with if you throw it in the oven to warm it up, or leave it in the sun in the summer. It will make things easier on ya.
08-04-2005, 02:43 AM
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Re: Is this the right WIDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
Originally Posted by b20accord
Im so pissed right now!!!!! I went to 8 auto stores just now and home depot! AND NONE OF THEM HAD IT!!! I even went to napa which was 25 minutes away and they said that they havent had it in awhile. Then as i finnaly end my long *** trip i here on the radio that there is a napa 2 minutes from my house that just opened today!!!! WTF!!!! Ill try this other napa tommrow, and ill try some other places tommrow im pissed right now! If i dont find some tommrow im going to try the homedepot stuff. They had like 5 different kinds of poleyurethane there.
08-04-2005, 03:45 PM
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Re: Is this the right WIDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
Originally Posted by DMX20
Originally Posted by b20accord
Im so pissed right now!!!!! I went to 8 auto stores just now and home depot! AND NONE OF THEM HAD IT!!! I even went to napa which was 25 minutes away and they said that they havent had it in awhile. Then as i finnaly end my long *** trip i here on the radio that there is a napa 2 minutes from my house that just opened today!!!! WTF!!!! Ill try this other napa tommrow, and ill try some other places tommrow im pissed right now! If i dont find some tommrow im going to try the homedepot stuff. They had like 5 different kinds of poleyurethane there.
08-04-2005, 03:47 PM
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Re: Is this the right WINDO-WELD FOR motor mounts???
Originally Posted by Cray91
I used the PL construction poly sealer stuff. Looks and smells like chocolate.
*tip* Window weld is easier to work with if you throw it in the oven to warm it up, or leave it in the sun in the summer. It will make things easier on ya.
*tip* Window weld is easier to work with if you throw it in the oven to warm it up, or leave it in the sun in the summer. It will make things easier on ya.
