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Who needs rivets...or even welding of aluminum..??
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<blockquote data-quote="Wyatt" data-source="post: 404458" data-attributes="member: 19664"><p>Its used for automotive body paneling. Once applied, it can be moved around for upwards of 30 minutes until it begins to setup and can be cured with heat applied. I used a lot of this stuff on an old 71 C10 ratrod I built years ago. My father was an auto paint and body guy back the day and he introduced it to me. I've never used it on a marine application though. Once cured, I've seen sheetmetal shear while trying to pop the bond. It's pretty strong stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wyatt, post: 404458, member: 19664"] Its used for automotive body paneling. Once applied, it can be moved around for upwards of 30 minutes until it begins to setup and can be cured with heat applied. I used a lot of this stuff on an old 71 C10 ratrod I built years ago. My father was an auto paint and body guy back the day and he introduced it to me. I've never used it on a marine application though. Once cured, I've seen sheetmetal shear while trying to pop the bond. It's pretty strong stuff. [/QUOTE]
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