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Have anyone tried this on your nitro engine? Supposed to be a temperature stable silicon to replace your "paper" gasket. Spread on flange surface and bolt on the other side.
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Originally posted by SonicBoom
I use it all the time. Even on new engines, I will remove existing gaskets, and apply the RTV on the backplate and exhaust port.
You will appreciate the cleaniness after that....
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What brand do you use?Originally posted by mechplasI use it all the time. Even on new engines, I will remove existing gaskets, and apply the RTV on the backplate and exhaust port. You will appreciate the cleaniness after that.... SonicBoomComment
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Originally posted by SonicBoom
Dow Corning. (high temperature black silicone gasket) used in automobile engine block.Comment
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Originally posted by mechplas Not sure if the one I saw was Dow Corning, but it is a car engine used liquid gasket.
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If it works on the real car engine, it'll work on the model engines...Originally posted by SonicBoom Not sure if the one I saw was Dow Corning, but it is a car engine used liquid gasket.
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this is it.
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wessbond
mine is the hi temp red rtv silicone...hw much u got it for?Comment
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I poured some sugar and ice while waiting for my vehicle to have engine oil change.Originally posted by ofna
The mechanic gave it to me for free...
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like dat oso can...hahaha
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Where to get the Silicone gasket?Comment
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Originally posted by Awallisk
Big DIY stores like "Selfix" and "Homefix"
The best is from the automobile mechanic...
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Okay thanks mech!!Comment
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Make sure you don't use too much of the stuff. If some got squeezed into your carb or worse, engine.....it's hor say liow!Originally posted by SonicBoomFor some people it's important to show what they have, for others it's sufficient to know that they have it.Comment
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Originally posted by Mad Armour
Yes, always apply "thin" but enough to seal.
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