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Online bsa-bill

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Re: Gasket cement?
« Reply #45 on: 17.08. 2010 19:00 »
I think what your talking about is what t we call copper slip in UK, not outrageously expensive here ( and you don't need a lot per job )
Never thought about using it on a head gasket, a good idea though - nice one
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Re: Gasket cement?
« Reply #46 on: 17.08. 2010 23:00 »
Thanks Guys.

It sounds like the grease that gets used on brake assembly.

I really appreciate the fast and very pointed replies .... and I'm off to the local motor factors in the morning!

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Re: Gasket cement?
« Reply #47 on: 30.08. 2010 19:53 »
Hi, been on vacation and just now saw the post.

I'll have to look when I get home.  The stuff I'm talking about comes in an aerosol spray can, is NOT grease or anti-seize, and is very sticky stuff once it's sprayed onto the copper .....

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Re: Gasket cement?
« Reply #48 on: 31.08. 2010 15:56 »
on my a10 i use no primary case gasket i just put clear silicon on  both surfaces let it get tacky then bolt up i never get a leak that way.
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