I have this aluminum radiator that was on the car when I bought my ST that I'm trying to repair. Basically the fan shroud was cut to fit and attached with push through zip ties (or whatever they're called). I'm guessing the fan shifted over use and this is what I ended up with.
It's a one-off piece from Griffin and I'd really like to re-install it. I can't weld for a crap, nor do I have equipment to do so.
I attempted to use some of these with a propane torch to patch it up. Well, that didn't work.
So I decided to take it to a local radiator shop. They were also unable to make a repair.
After several hours of research online, I ordered some hy-poxy h450. It seems to have made effective repairs on similar issues.
Has anyone ever used this stuff, or before I resort to epoxy, any suggestions on getting a better repair? Any help is greatly appreciated.
It's a one-off piece from Griffin and I'd really like to re-install it. I can't weld for a crap, nor do I have equipment to do so.
I attempted to use some of these with a propane torch to patch it up. Well, that didn't work.
So I decided to take it to a local radiator shop. They were also unable to make a repair.
After several hours of research online, I ordered some hy-poxy h450. It seems to have made effective repairs on similar issues.
Has anyone ever used this stuff, or before I resort to epoxy, any suggestions on getting a better repair? Any help is greatly appreciated.