I'm looking for a high heat adhesive for inside the engine compartment. Will this work?
1790768
Yes it would work. I've used it to seal a part on a radiator with no problems. I also think the package says its good for up to 500 degrees.
96280
Any plastic paint (like plasti dip) that resists a little heat would do. Just make sure it's made for plastic.
1251778
Its worth a try. I used it on my carb screw stem on my motorcycle....it gets pretty hot and it hasn't unattached. Just work the putty well and clean the surface well also. I sanded the base first to get a clean raw surface.
1360804
Hi, yes, it is a very sticky tape, I use it extensively on aftermarket turbo vehicles. It is generally used as a edging tape to the heat shield mat, they have the mat in the very same material. If you use the mat to cover the box, then use this tape to make a edging with it, it will be good. But you can also use the tape by itself, but will be expensive and not as insulate as mush as the mat. We are a modification shop, if you need more help and pictures, let me know. Aloha.
1760731
As I stated in my review I fastened a finned aluminum heatsink to the top of an RC's ectronic speed control for my offroad race truck. I still had a temp issue so I installed a cooling fan on the heatsik with only the ARCTIC LLUMINUM adhesive holding it on. You will need a sizable contact patch to fasten something down with it so if you are trying to fasten individual fins it may not work. I do think it will work if your fins are connected at the bottom to a main base-plate that you want to fasten to you cover. If you try it follow directions carefully and exactly remembering they recomend the two mating serfaces must very flat and you can't just glue around the edges and expect it to hold and transfer the heat. You must spread a thin layer over entire pc. to be attached and clamp down to squeeze out excess glue till dry! I hope this helped you out because this is the kind of OFF THE WALL stuff I specialize in and make my living on!!!! w
1413738
This tape is absorbing any paint very good and I've just check it but I don't know about tape compatibility with high temp paint when it will be heated.
767430
May be you can find a spot under the hood of your car. That you can tie a sock to a area that is out of the way of heat and engine area. You should ask someone who brought this product for their vehicle. Check some more of the reviews I did see a few customer who did buy for their vehicle. Good luck with your search.
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I suggest using Thermo-Tec adhesive heat barrier 1st and apply the dynamite onto that. It does seem to make the area applied almost an inch thicker, but for my purposes (using a black suede lining), it acts like a nice padding beneath it for a really nice, tight fit.
831098
I would say no. It's not that kind of adhesive. My suggestion would be to go to an automotive paint supply store and tell them what you're wanting to do. There are adhesives out there that amaze. I adhered some fender extensions 15 years ago and they look like I did it yesterday. Check with the body shop experts in the automotive paint store. Don't use JB Weld!! Get the right stuff and you won't be disappointed.
146106
I've used 3M automotive tape and it works like a charm. If you find it faulty you may want to contact Scosche.
109472
This tape will definitely stick to and hold on FORD Motor Company vehicles. It's the same tape that's supplied with the VentVisors that I installed on my '95 Mercury Grand Marquis Restoration. They're stuck on there really well, and hold tightly in the desert heat. This exact same tape was used to install HELLA LEDayline 15 Daytime Running Lights on the Merc, as well -- and they're stuck on and holding tight after several mechanical car washes. I'll put it to ya this way, Chris -- I'll bet ya can't find any tape that will work BETTER !! ;>) Good Luck !!
559263
I am not sure that would work. The product is submerged in warm water then wrapped around the pipe. It seals tightly by adhering to the overlapped parts. Just not sure what would hold it in place on a radiator. Hope this helps.
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I don't no. I was using it to repair a hole in a radiator. I was not pleased, it did not work well at all. The whole was the size of a pin head. I don't think it works to well with heat. I would read the information on what kind of metals it works with. Good luck.
456198
This is the stuff I used. it works very good. be careful not to get it on your paint. it will come off but takes work. My motor is mounted inside the middle of my van and get very hot sometimes and this has held up well for over 2 years. "DEI 010490 Hi Temp Spray Adhesive" found it on Amazon
1340367
It is not designed for that, but for keeping the rubber that seals around the doors, trunks, and hoods from drying out by lubricating the seals. However, if you want to waterproof your ignition system then you should try a 3m sealant. I check on this with calling 3m on their products and the person in the automotive section said that only a sealant would work for what you want. If you have further inquiry's on this you can call them at (1-888-364-3577) ask to speak to the automotive product section.
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Should not be a problem on any outside gasket or seals. Be sure to use in a very well ventilated area when using and always use gloves. I would not use on any interior items because of the fumes. It works very well on rubber of all kinds but has to be administered carefully.
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this is a generic adhesive heating pad. It will heat what you stick it to. I had one on my transmission, but I've also gotten one for my tractor. It is however one time use. Stick it and leave it. and as mike said, Check the surface you plan to adhere it to. it must be smooth and non-porous