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lol, it sure was! Really set some keyboard warriors off🤣

Appreciate the lookout. I’m not sure what the fine is here for using at the lights. However, I refuse to use my for anything other than phone calls while driving regardless of fines. Don’t want to be that guy.

And that’s fine. I was sitting at a light trying to get the message out before I had to start driving again. I figured it was just a generic cover that someone would immediately know the name of. Geez, I ask a question and was called lazy for. There is no defense for that. Being rude when asking...

Thanks! I modified my parts washer and thought it would be good to protect a cable (heater). Appreciate the find!

Ok never mind! I figured it was some sort of electrical cover that had a specific name regardless of what it was attached to, which is a Jegs Parts Washer. Sorry for the “lazy” question.. Questions: Do ******* responses get similar responses on this forum? Are they absolutely necessary? Real...

Can someone please link me this part or provide the name of it? I have tried clamshell but not finding anything close to this part (see image). Thanks

I was thinking, due to the galvanic chart that PCustoms suggested I check out, that I could use some 3/16" think 304 stainless steel rod. I would bend 2 U shaped and weld then onto a rod spanning the ends of the heater to support it.

Yes, I have been telling myself this. However, I did read about differing metals possibly reacting in this setup which doesn't help with the over thinking part..

I guess another option would be to use steel/stainless steel, and then wrap it with high temp fuel line. I assume the rubber can withstand the temp of the 1500watt heater surface.

Jeggs Parts Washer: Click Here All, I appreciate the offers to find a different heater and your inputs. However, can anyone answer my original question about a possible issue with metal reaction? Regardless of what metal I use, my plan is to TIG weld a cradle to hold each end of the...

Part of me thinks that I can use some grade 1 TIG welding filler (Titanium) and make a cradle to support the heater.

Interesting. I am aiming to hit 105°F in the solution, would this option get you there? The heater I have will work, I just want to support it.

I like the tile idea. I forgot to mention that the heater will be horizontal in the tank

Hey all, I have a project of adding an immersion heater to a water based solution to clean suspension parts. The cleaner is: simple green aircraft & precision cleaner at a ratio of 1 part cleaner to 3 parts water The immersion heater is: Briidea...

Well I tried it. Did a 15% solvent and it laid down terribly. I called POR and they told me to do 10-20% solvent. I used bristle brushes. Maybe I should try foam?

Thanks for the response. I picked up some self etch primer and some solvent. I'll have to test on some pieces before bushing it on the actual parts.

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Hey all! For those of you that have used the POR15 rust preventative and then did the 320 grit sand paper in preparation for the POR15 Top Coat, did you find the Top Coat to lay/flow out differently than the rust preventative did? I want the Gloss Black Top Coat from POR15 to look smooth when...

Looking at these, seems the way to go. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000224RO/?tag=atomicindus08-20

No, I meant 1 at each corner. I don’t have saw horses big enough. Id have to get creative