Epoxy Application Tips: Permatex Tech Tip Series

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  • čas přidán 30. 11. 2016
  • Curtis Haines, Permatex Associate Innovations Manager, discusses the different types of repairs an auto technician may need to perform, and the different types of Permatex epoxies that can help complete the job. This video also provides a step-by-step guide to mixing, applying and curing epoxies.
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Komentáře • 42

  • @Peace_and_Love_777.....
    @Peace_and_Love_777..... Před 7 lety +24

    Just bought this! So glad I have this video to reference! How did we survive without CZcams back in the day 😅

    • @jameslove8507
      @jameslove8507 Před 4 lety +1

      Peace & Love I know this is old but trial and error would probably be the answer lol

  • @granpicante7532
    @granpicante7532 Před 6 lety +2

    So glad I didn't screw up my project since I had no idea how to use this stuff. Thanks

  • @zxtenn
    @zxtenn Před 6 lety +2

    8/2018 I used the metal filler/oil pan repair on my 1996 Jeep GC and a pin hole in the oil pan. I drained the oil and sprayed with brake clean, then used 80 grit then spayed again with the brake clean, I bought 2 tubes on Amazon for 13.00 and used both, let sit for about a night then used tube 2, after another day of drying I added the oil nd NO MORE LEAKS, great product and hope it lasts

  • @toddg9609
    @toddg9609 Před 6 lety +7

    Exactly what I was looking for. Wouldn't have known about having rubbing alcohol handy from the package and it was a must. Great info thanks

    • @brianwelteroth9248
      @brianwelteroth9248 Před 4 lety +1

      Denatured Alcohol is better if you cannot fully scuff the surfaces as it has the least amount of distillates which maybe left in the cracks the epoxy is searching for to hold on to. Most other epoxies recommend acetone, but you may need to look into the chemical composition of the plastic your working with to see if that is appropriate as acetone can degrade some plastics. Overall it is best to just scuff the surfaces.

  • @BrockAwesome
    @BrockAwesome Před 3 lety +1

    I am about to apply binding to a guitar so this video was very helpful. Thanks 👍

  • @dannygriffith9841
    @dannygriffith9841 Před 2 lety

    This video was very helpful also give me a better understanding of epoxies and with the how to use them and the what of applications usages with setup & presentations of epoxies

  • @tjvanderloop1686
    @tjvanderloop1686 Před rokem +1

    Great Professional Video, A Big Thanks! Epoxy is a great strength bonding gel material.
    Thomas J. Vanderloop, Author, Technical Instructor & Manufacturing Consultant (AWS & SME Memberships)

  • @filthymcnasty75
    @filthymcnasty75 Před 5 lety +1

    Love this stuff

  • @janssenbardos3134
    @janssenbardos3134 Před 7 lety +2

    thank you for this info :)

  • @KernowekTim
    @KernowekTim Před rokem

    Bang on! Thank you man.

  • @Jamesl_9
    @Jamesl_9 Před 5 lety

    How do you tack the cap off to start using the syringe? All seems to be a solid piece of plastic. Do you have to cut off “butterfly“ on end with a knife?

  • @servicedept2454
    @servicedept2454 Před 4 lety

    2:43 "Use lots; we're happy to sell you more.";) Legit advice though, because the resin and hardener often require different pressure to dispense. So the plunger flexes sideways, initially pushing out more of one than the other. The more you dispense, the less that volume difference matters.

  • @specialformula14
    @specialformula14 Před 4 lety +1

    i bought this stuff.. mixed it.. and its been like 8 hours and its not very hard.. just a thick mooshy sticky texture.. is there any way to make it harden with a spray ? like ca glue has ?

  • @1joshjosh1
    @1joshjosh1 Před 4 lety +3

    This guy can beat me up.

  • @salvadormonella8953
    @salvadormonella8953 Před rokem

    Rubbing alcohol? What about Acetone for actual cleanup? A great mixing stick is a disposable wooden chopstick from a Chinese takeout restaurant. One takeout chopstick can easily be used for four epoxy mixing episodes. I create custom epoxy application tools by sanding a chopstick to the desired shape & thickness on my benchtop belt sander. Good tip on the Superglue vs Epoxy application use case.

  • @micktaylorwolfcreekmechanical

    worked great 1st time used it 3 months later went to use the rest and 12hrs later its still sticky, don't bother keeping the left over in the 2 part mixing Permatex what you don't use chuck in the bin and buy another next time you need it to save yourself the problems cleaning sticky epoxy off

  • @stewie2k893
    @stewie2k893 Před 6 lety

    Can i use this to a broken plastic chair?

  • @Mekratrig
    @Mekratrig Před 6 lety +2

    I have purchased twin syringe epoxies and experienced frustration with first use because one syringe or the other is clogged. When the plunger is pushed, you get a s**t ton of the contents of the unclogged barrel. This is with a brand new container, just opened. Apparently these type dispensers have a very limited shelf life.

    • @jensrb50
      @jensrb50 Před 6 lety +1

      Mekratrig my syringe doesn't even work .You can't remove the plastic cap without breaking the nosel and you can't push it in . Completely useless....

  • @larryballes6972
    @larryballes6972 Před 10 měsíci

    Thanks for the video but My Permatex 500° Epoxy, did not work. It became brittle by high heat. I used to cover crack leak on my coolant reservoir but it does not stick- gets brittle and peeled off after few hours of driving.

  • @secuss_oficial
    @secuss_oficial Před 2 lety

    Hello, I have a doubt, the Permatex Plastic Weld is water resistant.

  • @frog382
    @frog382 Před 4 lety +2

    Best tip not said in vid: seperate 2 syringes with scizzors, so you can actually make 50/50 mix

    • @micktaylorwolfcreekmechanical
      @micktaylorwolfcreekmechanical Před rokem

      even better tip chuck out what you don't use and buy a new one next time you need it, them 50/50 syringes are shit and wont work again after 3 months seems to go off and stays sticky even if you put the cap on them

  • @lukerobinson8843
    @lukerobinson8843 Před 3 lety +1

    can this work for a nuts for a seat

  • @Vancat2
    @Vancat2 Před 7 lety

    Hi Curtis

  • @24-keysrec64
    @24-keysrec64 Před 6 lety +1

    i used epoxy its very strong

  • @bobbieherrella2561
    @bobbieherrella2561 Před 4 lety

    Can i use this to fill the pin hole on water pressure tank.What type of epoxy should i used?

    • @permatexvideos
      @permatexvideos  Před 4 lety

      What type of material is the water pressure tank made of? Plastic or metal?

    • @bobbieherrella2561
      @bobbieherrella2561 Před 4 lety

      stainless steel pressure 40 psi tanx so much for relpying.i will wait for your answer

  • @jonienglish3231
    @jonienglish3231 Před 6 lety

    Question
    will the plastic epoxy glue HDPE ???????????

  • @stinkycheese804
    @stinkycheese804 Před 4 lety +1

    Reasonably good video but for one thing. The project shown, is never going to hold together with that epoxy repair attempt. It's going to be nowhere near as strong as the original material was, which already broke once. Something like that needs a minimum of a metal reinforcement back plate put on to reinforce it.

  • @light-water-novice1213

    Don’t mind me scouting info for my dad

  • @BBoxn
    @BBoxn Před 4 lety

    3:15 seconds to get to the fucking point.

  • @werlybolivarzambranomejia452

    Esa vaina no vale compre uno de esos para pegar un shifter de bicicleta ..el q no sabe q es eso le explico eso es la palanquita de freno de bicicleta...y q creen compre ese producto segui los pasos al pie de la letra espere 4 horas..y hay dicen q en 10 minutos pega ..mentira coji presione la palanca de freno y se volvio a despegar...pague $5.00 americanos es una estafa .....les recomiendo no comprar

  • @TheOriginalFreak
    @TheOriginalFreak Před rokem

    Tips for version 2.0 of this video:
    1. Don't say "don't use a plastic cup to mix your epoxy" and then play video of the demonstrator (the person who should be doing everything correctly) using a plastic cup for mixing the epoxy.
    2. Don't neglect the repair quality of your demonstration piece as in this video the part being repaired is about 1/4" out of alignment ( see 4:30).
    3. Do use some of the tips you suggest in your text such as the tooth pick and the popsicle (R) sticks. Human minds are conditioned to remember things better overall if there are matching audio/visual aids involved.
    4. Know your audience. This is likely to be viewed by customers who fix expensive equipment as why not just buy a new part if the part was cheap to replace, right? This means they are, on average, of high than average intelligence, more likely to pay attention to details, and more likely to use critical thinking to solve issues in their lives. If you present a seemingly hap-hazardly put together video like this, you are sending a message that you do NOT pay attention to details, that if you are so careless with how you present your company and your products you may similarly be careless with other aspects of your business, aspects which may negatively impact your customers (e.g. lack of attention to epoxy quality standards resulting in recalls and potentially fatal product failures in the field.)
    Your product seems decent, you deserve to have it viewed as such. Hire a professional staff with a couple attention to detail nerds like me next time.

  • @BBoxn
    @BBoxn Před 4 lety +1

    Why are you in a tire shop to talk about epoxy.

  • @tarstarkusz
    @tarstarkusz Před 3 lety

    This guy is really triggering.

  • @werlybolivarzambranomejia452

    Esa vaina no vale compre uno de esos para pegar un shifter de bicicleta ..el q no sabe q es eso le explico eso es la palanquita de freno de bicicleta...y q creen compre ese producto segui los pasos al pie de la letra espere 4 horas..y hay dicen q en 10 minutos pega ..mentira coji presione la palanca de freno y se volvio a despegar...pague $5.00 americanos es una estafa .....les recomiendo no comprar