Anybody used this stuff?
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Anybody used this stuff?
Channel surfing the other day and came across a street rod show. Big Daddy Don Garlits was one of the emcees. He was going around to the different booths and showing off new products.
He was at the Cool Chem booth and showed this amazing glue called Cyanopoxy. He was telling stories such as that of the Harley rider who broke a drive belt and glued the ends together with this stuff. The belt was still in use 1 year later! They said it would replace welding! Don said he was going to buy some.
Check out their site at www.coolchem.com
P.S. No, I am not a dealer and have no financial interest in this. It looks to be better than JB Weld though.
He was at the Cool Chem booth and showed this amazing glue called Cyanopoxy. He was telling stories such as that of the Harley rider who broke a drive belt and glued the ends together with this stuff. The belt was still in use 1 year later! They said it would replace welding! Don said he was going to buy some.
Check out their site at www.coolchem.com
P.S. No, I am not a dealer and have no financial interest in this. It looks to be better than JB Weld though.
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Glue a rubber belt together that is flexed, in high tension, hot, and was still together after a year? Now I own this bridge in Brooklyn, New York see................ 
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I look at it this way... airplanes and cars are being glued together.... 20 years ago, JB Weld was "voo-doo." Same with Epoxy 50 years ago.
This stuff could be real... never can tell with all the advancements in chemistry over the last 30+ years.
This stuff could be real... never can tell with all the advancements in chemistry over the last 30+ years.
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I have used it and some other products like it. You can do some great things with it, glue steel to steel to make a tool, on plastic it is the best the part can still flex and the glue does not break. The rubber O-ring test is for real you can pull as hard as you want it will not break.
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Originally Posted by bogus
I look at it this way... airplanes and cars are being glued together.... 20 years ago, JB Weld was "voo-doo." Same with Epoxy 50 years ago.
This stuff could be real... never can tell with all the advancements in chemistry over the last 30+ years.
This stuff could be real... never can tell with all the advancements in chemistry over the last 30+ years.
My dad (who was born in 1933) is still skeptical of JB 
Although I will be the first to admit that I will wait and see how others do with it first....
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I bought it a year or two ago at some car show that was advertising the same way. They even showed it in front of us how they reglued a cut drivebelt and I could not pull it apart by hand after about 2 minutes..
Bought it, used it, and I think they dilute the sale packaged ones as it never held ANYTHING even as well as normal superglue once I was trying to use it at home.. Typical Sales BS.
Bought it, used it, and I think they dilute the sale packaged ones as it never held ANYTHING even as well as normal superglue once I was trying to use it at home.. Typical Sales BS.
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Originally Posted by MrNuke
I bought it a year or two ago at some car show that was advertising the same way. They even showed it in front of us how they reglued a cut drivebelt and I could not pull it apart by hand after about 2 minutes..
Bought it, used it, and I think they dilute the sale packaged ones as it never held ANYTHING even as well as normal superglue once I was trying to use it at home.. Typical Sales BS.
Bought it, used it, and I think they dilute the sale packaged ones as it never held ANYTHING even as well as normal superglue once I was trying to use it at home.. Typical Sales BS.
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Maybe I can glue some 1/2 shafts back together as backups.
If it sounds too good to be true...it probably is. Then again for MANY MANY years people thought the sun and stars rotated around the earth.
Eventually someone will develop a good glue.
If it sounds too good to be true...it probably is. Then again for MANY MANY years people thought the sun and stars rotated around the earth.
Eventually someone will develop a good glue.
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Originally Posted by ski_dwn_it
Then again for MANY MANY years people thought the sun and stars rotated around the earth.
Wait, what're you saying here? 
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Originally Posted by Corvette Kid NC
Wait, what're you saying here? On a serious note: Why do I have to register,complete with E-mail and telephone number just to find out how much this stuff costs. I think I will wait until it shows up in Wally-World.
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Yea right. I also saw yesterday on Two Guys Garage (there are three guys) under new products, the "toronado". It circulates air in the air inlet which gets you better HP and gas mileage. Enough said.
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Yea right. I also saw yesterday on Two Guys Garage (there are three guys) under new products, the "toronado". It circulates air in the air inlet which gets you better HP and gas mileage. Enough said.
I won't be too skeptical about this latest wonder glue. Let's just say I'm like others: I've seen enough "celebrity" endorsements (like one of the Unsers for that magic stuff for the engine, Prolong or whatever the name?) where the product does very little.
If you're going to trust a belt on a bike to this stuff, I agree: buyer beware.
