Extension nozzle for gun

AD Ent · 15-09-2013, 12:58

for sealant gun
Anyone got any ideas or done it before?

rustic · 15-09-2013, 13:12

Bit more info needed, what are you trying to do? and with what?

I have put thin aquarium air line on the end before now.

AD Ent · 15-09-2013, 13:19

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Originally Posted by rustic

Bit more info needed, what are you trying to do? and with what?

I have put thin aquarium air line on the end before now.

I am wanting to put some sealer under the brake servo area. To be exact, where the inner wing joins the bulkhead, It is just pouring in. Had the inner wing repaired for the MOT but no sealer on.

rustic · 15-09-2013, 13:29

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Originally Posted by AD Ent

I am wanting to put some sealer under the brake servo area. To be exact, where the inner wing joins the bulkhead, It is just pouring in. Had the inner wing repaired for the MOT but no sealer on.

So thin air line or screen washer pipe could do it then.

AD Ent · 15-09-2013, 13:30

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Originally Posted by rustic

So thin air line or screen washer pipe could do it then.

How did you fasten it onto the nozzle or did you fasten it to threaded bit?
Jubilee clip? cable tie?

(RIP) PLANK · 15-09-2013, 13:46

off topic, but be careful what you use, some silicon sealers are very acidic and can make corrosion problems much worse! look for 'neutral cure' on the label!

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AD Ent Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Vehicle: Terrano II SE+ 2.7 2000 Posts: 915	Extension nozzle for gun for sealant gun Anyone got any ideas or done it before?

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rustic Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Staffordshire Vehicle: Maverick Mk I 2.7 TD LWB Posts: 7,825	Bit more info needed, what are you trying to do? and with what? I have put thin aquarium air line on the end before now. __________________ Ford Maverick GLX 1995 2.7TD LWB in illusion silver, 98k miles. Owned since new, for 22 years. Best car I have ever owned. Just wish I could drive it more.

15-09-2013, 13:46	#6
(RIP) PLANK Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central England, in the Heart of the Black Country Vehicle: T2 2004 TDI SE LWB Posts: 7,740	off topic, but be careful what you use, some silicon sealers are very acidic and can make corrosion problems much worse! look for 'neutral cure' on the label!