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Jean Poirier

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Post by Jean Poirier » Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:13 am

Hello!

Yesterday after the message of Roger, I went to the Vans web site and print the article about proseal. Ysterday night, I mixed some proseal ("B" type) and than add some toluene to diluate. WOW! Everything was already done, except rivet head (and the top). Have you ever try to cover rivet with un-diluated preseal? But when diluted, you apply it with a small acid brush... without glove! So my new receipe is: undiluated in caulking tube for first application, and then recover every joint and rivet with the "KFC secret receipe"!!!

Jean
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Warren & Marg Montgomery

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Post by Warren & Marg Montgomery » Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:13 am

Instead of a brush to do the kisses, cut end of chalking nozzel just
slightly larger then rivet. keeping a light feed of proseal in nozzel,
just shove nozzle over each rivet. Fast, clean and neat..
Warren

Jean Poirier wrote:
Hello!

Yesterday after the message of Roger, I went to the Vans web site and print the article about proseal. Ysterday night, I mixed some proseal ("B" type) and than add some toluene to diluate. WOW! Everything was already done, except rivet head (and the top). Have you ever try to cover rivet with un-diluated preseal? But when diluted, you apply it with a small acid brush... without glove! So my new receipe is: undiluated in caulking tube for first application, and then recover every joint and rivet with the "KFC secret receipe"!!!

Jean
Rebel 747R




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Jean Poirier

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Post by Jean Poirier » Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:13 am

If we find to much good idea like that, we will no longer have the "halo"
of those who have made it....

Jean
Rebel 747R
----- Original Message -----
From: "Warren & Marg Montgomery" <monty@emirates.net.ae>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: tank sealant

Instead of a brush to do the kisses, cut end of chalking nozzel just
slightly larger then rivet. keeping a light feed of proseal in nozzel,
just shove nozzle over each rivet. Fast, clean and neat..
Warren

Jean Poirier wrote:
Hello!

Yesterday after the message of Roger, I went to the Vans web site and
print the article about proseal. Ysterday night, I mixed some proseal
("B" type) and than add some toluene to diluate. WOW! Everything was
already done, except rivet head (and the top). Have you ever try to
cover rivet with un-diluated preseal? But when diluted, you apply it with
a small acid brush... without glove! So my new receipe is: undiluated
in caulking tube for first application, and then recover every joint and
rivet with the "KFC secret receipe"!!!

Jean
Rebel 747R




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Warren & Marg Montgomery

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Post by Warren & Marg Montgomery » Sat Feb 18, 2012 10:13 am

Not to worry. There will be enough opportunities to bang your head on a
brick wall!!
Is that where the "halo" comes from?
Warren

Jean Poirier wrote:
If we find to much good idea like that, we will no longer have the "halo"
of those who have made it....

Jean
Rebel 747R
----- Original Message -----
From: "Warren & Marg Montgomery" <monty@emirates.net.ae>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: tank sealant



Instead of a brush to do the kisses, cut end of chalking nozzel just
slightly larger then rivet. keeping a light feed of proseal in nozzel,
just shove nozzle over each rivet. Fast, clean and neat..
Warren

Jean Poirier wrote:


Hello!

Yesterday after the message of Roger, I went to the Vans web site and
print the article about proseal. Ysterday night, I mixed some proseal
("B" type) and than add some toluene to diluate. WOW! Everything was
already done, except rivet head (and the top). Have you ever try to
cover rivet with un-diluated preseal? But when diluted, you apply it with
a small acid brush... without glove! So my new receipe is: undiluated
in caulking tube for first application, and then recover every joint and
rivet with the "KFC secret receipe"!!!

Jean
Rebel 747R




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