|
New Products | Shopping Cart | Store Directory |  |
||
1-800-633-3047 |
International Distributors | Contact Us | Testimonials | About Us | ||
MENU
| Catalog & Store |
| How-To... |
| Step-by-Step |
|
| Documents |
| Newsletters |
| ATV's & Motorcycles |
| Bumper Recyclers |
|
| Videos |
| Training |
| Everything Else |
|
|
Step-by-Step - Repairing a Radiator Overflow Tank
One of the great benefits of having the Mini-Weld Model 6 in your shop is that you can quickly repair cracked or broken polyethylene parts, like this radiator overflow bottle. This quick repair saved the cost of a new tank, and more importantly allowed the shop to deliver the car more quickly with no waiting for parts.
| Here’s everything you need to repair a PE tank: 1000-A Super Clean plastic cleaner, a Dremel tool with the 6121-T teardrop cutter bit, the Mini-Weld Model 6 airless plastic welder, and the 5003R4 polyethylene welding rod. |  |
| Step 1: Shoot on a heavy, wet coat of 1000 Super Clean plastic cleaner, let it sit for a few seconds, then wipe dry with a clean paper towel. |  |
| Step 2: V-groove the crack almost all the way though with the 6121-T teardrop cutter bit. |  |
| Step 3: Melt the 5003R4 PE welding rod together with the base material. Use welding tip to melt base and mix together with welding rod. |  |
Products Used 
1000-A
Super Clean Plastic Cleaner
$7.80
6121-T
Teardrop shaped cutter bit
$8.95
5600HT
Model 6 Airless Plastic Welder
$249.95
5003R4
Polyethylene Welding Rod (30 ft.)
$14.95
1000-A
Super Clean Plastic Cleaner
$7.80
6121-T
Teardrop shaped cutter bit
$8.95
5600HT
Model 6 Airless Plastic Welder
$249.95
5003R4
Polyethylene Welding Rod (30 ft.)
$14.95
