[clayderman]

I watched a demonstration by a guy using this stuff at the kit car show at Stoneleigh last year, it was very impressive and the stuff he could do was amazing. I thought about buying some to fabricate an oil catch tank for my Westy but the price put me off. I'm not sure I'd trust it to bear a good amount of weight and vibration though.

[solorider]

do you thinkt will be strong enough to weld a lug on the crank cases of a scooter,my dopey nephew decided he could jump kerbs on it like a bicycle,the lug is the one that the whole engine unit pivots on

[VTR_Andy]

Casings are usually a magnesium alloy and don't weld too well.
This seems more like brazing so it might work but could go either way.

[solorider]

Casings are usually a magnesium alloy and don't weld too well.
This seems more like brazing so it might work but could go either way.

deff aluminium,this is a cheap scooter not an expensive bike

[warby221]

Have a look at this one probably the same stuff it may be cheaper and it’s been around donkeys years
This kind of product is ok for filling holes and non-stressed areas as it’s a form of brazing i.e. only surface penetration grate if you have a casing that needs making oil tight no good for say an engine mount



http://www.techno-weld.co.uk/home.html