How to repair a broken bonded titanium\alu frame? Miyata.
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Jamis Diablo
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Yes, there is glue to get this fixed.
Problem is that you have to remove the old glue and clean up between the lugs and the tube, it is very hard to get between.
My advise is to ask a glue specialist how to solve this.
Good luck.
Problem is that you have to remove the old glue and clean up between the lugs and the tube, it is very hard to get between.
My advise is to ask a glue specialist how to solve this.
Good luck.
Jamis Diablo":2oolll9g said:
I dont think my local glue expert knows mutch about glueing titanium.. not often to come across..
My plan is to separate the other end of the tube and loosen it completely.. so i can clean properly.
You dont have any information about a specific glue?
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It doesn't have to be a local glue expert, just ask a manufacturer advice via mail and order the glue online.
locktite web site would be your first stop
or maybee ciba-giegy (?)
a uv cure adhesive would be ideal for this
but locktite 625(i think) high strength retainer works well i use it
for a lot of stuff including fitting gears to shafts for automation equipment ,its not too fussy about clean surfaces either
or maybee ciba-giegy (?)
a uv cure adhesive would be ideal for this
but locktite 625(i think) high strength retainer works well i use it
for a lot of stuff including fitting gears to shafts for automation equipment ,its not too fussy about clean surfaces either
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