guys.. i bonded my aluminum charge pipe to a copper fitting (for a bov)... at the joint, i gobbed a bunch of jb weld (figuring that I can clean it up later and to target strength before looks)... now that the bond has set, i would like to clean it up.

anyone go through this process? what are desolvers that can remove the excess jb weld?

any advice is appreciated. i've looked through the jb weld site, but they dont' cover how to clean or remove jb weld.

 

Sand it down with some corse sand paper or a grinder.

 

simple enough... i guess that's what i have to do.. i was trying to keep the polish on the pipes...

 

Well if you wanted blingin' pipe than JB should of been your last result and putting gobs of it on didn't didn't help.

 

My dremel tool is my bestest friend when it comes to epoxy...

Rich

 

the plan is to paint them anyway. so i just needed a nice way of cleaning it up.

ps: i don't need a "i told you so" speech. like i said... function before looks...

 

thanks rich...

that's the route i'll be taking then...

 

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Sand til smooth, paint. Easy.

 

i guess people aren't allowed to change their minds here.

But your advice is noted. Thanks.

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