It must be the devils magic!!!! [Q Bond.]

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It must be the devils magic!!!! [Q Bond.]

by breake » Sun Aug 01, 2010 3:40 pm

two days ago my brother called as his van wouldnt start. He turned the key and had me listen over the phone and cos of the poor reception i thought the starter was sticking in. i told him to hit the starter motor then explained that it was the black round clindrical metal thing. i told him it would be on the gearbox at the back. anthony opened the bonnet and found a black cylindrical thing on the front and kicked it :evil: he had kicked the top of the deisel filter and snapped off the plastick pipe so the van was well and truly stuck. i arrived with a rope and a mates van and got him back home for the night.

the next day we called around for this part and the cheapest quote was £70 :shock: for a bloody plastic cap with a few pipes going into it. then i remembered a Q bond display in our local panel factors.

I told him to take the gamble. £10 and it might fix it I told him.

so he returned with a tiny pot of powder for a tenner feeling pretty much robbed :cry:

but it worked :) to our amazement this little pot of powder and resin set within a second to something as strong as cast alloy and bonded perfectly.

i had a bit of a pull at it and a bend but it just wasnt going to break!

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we fitted it up and started the engine and there wasnt a sign of weakness.

i'm just amazed by this stuff and had to share it as it could save you a fortune. saved my brother £60 the other day and we could of done ten jobs like that.

oh and ive shown anthony what a starter motor looks like :lol: so hopefully he wont make that mistake again!
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Re: It must be the devils magic!!!! [Q Bond.]

by Callyman » Sun Aug 01, 2010 3:49 pm

Thread moved. :roll:
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