Re: door lock armor fiat punto Mk2

On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 22:59:38 +0100, PC Paul <me@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Rob wrote:
>> aaah fond memories of "welding" up lancias without dropping fuel
>> tanks out using araldite squares of steel and some seam seal :)
>
> Ah... that reminds me... not strictly cars but just try and imagine it's
 
> a
> bit of bodywork ;-)
>
> I have a tumble drier drum that needs a hole patching - I've done it
once
> with aluminium sheet and epoxy putty - worked well for ages then fell
off
> :-(
>
> I think the problem was a lack of flexibility, especially since the drum
> runs on wheels and the patch gets rolled over by them every revolution.
>
> Any ideas from the bodyworking fraternity on reasonably (150 degrees C
> maybe?) heatproof and flexible goop to stick alloy sheet on with?
>
> Tis only a small (inch or two) hole, and you can't get replacement drums
> anywhere I've tried...
>
>

Titanium epoxy putty. About £28 a pot from Rs. Although you can get  
tumbledryers whole for a tenner at your local council tip.