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!

AD Ent · 15-09-2013, 13:52

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Originally Posted by PLANK

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!

Thanks. Don't wanna make more problems

(RIP) PLANK · 15-09-2013, 13:54

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Originally Posted by AD Ent

Thanks. Don't wanna make more problems

to be fair, i think many manufacturers have got it right now and use less acid, another tips is look if it says safe for sealing aluminum on the label, ans the acidic stuff corrodes that in no time!

AD Ent · 17-09-2013, 21:41

Well I fitted some 5mm airline over the nozzle nice and tight, about 2ft. It started well but when it got to about 3" of coming out it stopped. I gave the trigger a good squeeze but it started to bend.

This is doing my nut in

solarman216 · 17-09-2013, 21:50

Have you thought of using gun foam, excellent for sealing holes as it expands after, and goes down a long thin tube easy, Rick

makeitfit · 17-09-2013, 22:11

Sounds like an out of date tube , what are you using by the way?
I assume you mean the water is pissing in through the bulkhead

Not a good place to be rotten that, surprised it passed

I had a little hole round the servo on the bulkhead seam. When I investigated , it was proper poorly. Multi layered steel panels there and all the inner ones had already left the building

solarman216 · 17-09-2013, 22:21

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Originally Posted by makeitfit

Sounds like an out of date tube , what are you using by the way?
I assume you mean the water is pissing in through the bulkhead

Not a good place to be rotten that, surprised it passed

I had a little hole round the servo on the bulkhead seam. When I investigated , it was proper poorly. Multi layered steel panels there and all the inner ones had already left the building

Ohh that looks serious Pete, Rick

AD Ent · 17-09-2013, 22:31

Expandable foam?? I wonder if it would be ok on cars.. Over Bumps and stuff.

AD Ent · 17-09-2013, 22:33

I'm using this and yes it is out of date. Only bought it today:

makeitfit · 17-09-2013, 22:35

Yerp it was , then it got better

15-09-2013, 12:58	#1
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?

15-09-2013, 13:12	#2
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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!

17-09-2013, 21:41	#9
AD Ent Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Vehicle: Terrano II SE+ 2.7 2000 Posts: 915	Well I fitted some 5mm airline over the nozzle nice and tight, about 2ft. It started well but when it got to about 3" of coming out it stopped. I gave the trigger a good squeeze but it started to bend. This is doing my nut in

17-09-2013, 22:11	#11
makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	Sounds like an out of date tube , what are you using by the way? I assume you mean the water is pissing in through the bulkhead Not a good place to be rotten that, surprised it passed I had a little hole round the servo on the bulkhead seam. When I investigated , it was proper poorly. Multi layered steel panels there and all the inner ones had already left the building

17-09-2013, 22:31	#13
AD Ent Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Vehicle: Terrano II SE+ 2.7 2000 Posts: 915	Expandable foam?? I wonder if it would be ok on cars.. Over Bumps and stuff.

17-09-2013, 22:33	#14
AD Ent Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Vehicle: Terrano II SE+ 2.7 2000 Posts: 915	I'm using this and yes it is out of date. Only bought it today:

17-09-2013, 22:35	#15
makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	Yerp it was , then it got better