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Sealant for carb holders to engine
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I have read several times in the archives about using RTV black to seal the carb holders to the engine. I went through my tubes and eliminated my Permatex 2 form a gasket and the Permatex Red hi-temp was tempting but seems to be more of an outdoor application. The last tube that I have is Permatex ultra grey. It's oil resistant, has serious vibration resistance and a heat resistance up to 650 degrees. Is there any reason why I shouldn't use ultra grey to seal my carb holders instead of the Loctite RTV black, that only goes up to 400 degree heat resistance?
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1977 KZ650C1
and the KZ650/KZ750 Conversion
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you can also mix in some thinner and brush it on your tank and side covers to make a very cool looking finish.
it is very durable and cheaper than most spray paints.
it also helps to sprinkle a little sand on it while it is wet on the tank to make it a non-slip surface for those that like to drive real peg scraping crazy.
76 KZ1075
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Ultra Grey is the best
you can also mix in some thinner and brush it on your tank and side covers to make a very cool looking finish.
it is very durable and cheaper than most spray paints.
it also helps to sprinkle a little sand on it while it is wet on the tank to make it a non-slip surface for those that like to drive real peg scraping crazy.
what kind of a finish? and where did you get that idea??
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