sonofdust
Active Member
Looked it up. Appears there might be an issue with it bonding to the inside of the copper tubing without sufficient heat to dissipate the water molecules. Could be wrong. Although, you might be able to loosly plug both ends of the filled coil and heat in an oven at a reasonable temperature to facilitate the silicate bonding.
AlB....Panhead...any feedback here?
A hair dryer or heat gun will work to help with the bonding. I lined the walls of a small up right freezer with copper tubeing so I could still use the freezer for food, after it was installed I found out about the liquid galss. It is also sold by Car Quest for car finishes but I dont know if that stuff would be the same or if it even to be heated. Heat would speed up the bounding prosess.