Re: [DML] kevlar wrapped header bottle
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Re: [DML] kevlar wrapped header bottle



You almost never see anything made from just kevlar - it nearly always 
has a layer of carbon on it for the simple reason that it's impossible 
to finish a pure kevlar composite off, unless you have a lot of gelcoat 
on it. Why? Because you can't sand Kevlar - it just goes fluffy :-)

How are you going to do the neck? Again, you can't really machine kevlar 
easily.

Martin

delorean6859 wrote:

>A recent thread about concerns for a galvanic reaction between a stainless header coolant bottle and aluminum sparked an idea.  This group tends to shoot ideas down pretty quickly by spotting flaws so I am posting this.... What if I wrapped a coolant bottle in kevlar using a fiberglass epoxy to strengthen it and protect it from heat? 




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