Glue
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Glue
This is my first post so go easy with me.
I have an Ace micro brewery boiler for which i need a seal for around the top for the new lid to fit too, i have a silicone pressure cooker seal but it is a bit too large on the outer diameter. My plan is to cut it and remove about 10-15mm and rejoin the seal with adhesive or glue. Having read about the nasties in different things could anyone recommend a glue or adhesive to me.
The set up so far is as follows
T500
New lid made from a stainless steel bowl with hole cut for T500
I,m hoping to start the first ferment later this week
I have an Ace micro brewery boiler for which i need a seal for around the top for the new lid to fit too, i have a silicone pressure cooker seal but it is a bit too large on the outer diameter. My plan is to cut it and remove about 10-15mm and rejoin the seal with adhesive or glue. Having read about the nasties in different things could anyone recommend a glue or adhesive to me.
The set up so far is as follows
T500
New lid made from a stainless steel bowl with hole cut for T500
I,m hoping to start the first ferment later this week
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Spirit - Newcomer
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Re: Glue
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Stainless-St ... 2749.l2649
This is the one , i purchased the 28cms one, i drilled ,cut a 58mm (i think) hole in the bottom for the T500 to fit too and this fits perfect on my boiler without the seal. The only problem is that if i fit the seal to the lid it catches the lifting handles on the boiler but if the seal was a bit shorter it would allow it to fit on top of the boiler not the new lid. This would make it a much better job.
This is the one , i purchased the 28cms one, i drilled ,cut a 58mm (i think) hole in the bottom for the T500 to fit too and this fits perfect on my boiler without the seal. The only problem is that if i fit the seal to the lid it catches the lifting handles on the boiler but if the seal was a bit shorter it would allow it to fit on top of the boiler not the new lid. This would make it a much better job.
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Spirit - Newcomer
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Re: Glue
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bond-Transparent-Adhesive-Premium-Silicone/dp/B00BBIARNA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1515515850&sr=8-1&keywords=bond-it+ha6
Marine aquarium sealant. Don`t use normal silicone sealant.
Marine aquarium sealant. Don`t use normal silicone sealant.
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Myles - Master Distiller

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Re: Glue
You beat me too it Myles. I will just add - those bowls are VERY thin be careful it will support the weight you are putting on it? (and they are a pig to weld)
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Mash - Master Distiller

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Re: Glue
HA6 is a superb sealant/adhesive/gasketing material.
Allow it a minimum 24 hours to dry/cure.
And all should be good.
Robert.
Allow it a minimum 24 hours to dry/cure.
And all should be good.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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