Has anyone tried the new Chromate free Duralac Green?
I'd be using it mainly to prevent rusting and galvanic corrosion of the bolts in a wood airframe. From the data sheets, it looks as though it may perform better than the original Duralac, but I wonder if its superior adhesion may make it impossible to remove the bolts at a future date.
Duralac Green jointing compound
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Duralac Green jointing compound
Last edited by Ian Law on Fri Jul 31, 2015 3:00 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Duralac Green jointing compound
Ian,
I haven't tried this new brand but we've used a non-setting chromate based jointing compound - JC5A (available from Light Aero Spares) which would obviate problems with later maintenance.
Best wishes,
Harry
I haven't tried this new brand but we've used a non-setting chromate based jointing compound - JC5A (available from Light Aero Spares) which would obviate problems with later maintenance.
Best wishes,
Harry
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Re: Duralac Green jointing compound
Thanks Harry, but JC5A is very pricey for me and I've seen some less than favourable comments on the web. Just checked the LAS web page and the JC5A + applicator & including VAT, but not delivery etc., is £67.22.
Until I find some information on using the new green stuff, I may have to stay with the "yellow", even though this isn't perfect.
Ian
Until I find some information on using the new green stuff, I may have to stay with the "yellow", even though this isn't perfect.
Ian