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trying to find "Anti Heat Compound"
ewanspence - 15/3/05 at 09:01 AM

Where can I get this stuff in the UK? and more importantly is it any use.

I tried Frost.co.uk but couldn't find it, I was sure that is where I saw it.

I am going to cut out a section of my rear inner and outer arch on my Prelude and know that as I weld I am likly to distort the res of the panel. I have seen this stuff in magazines but don't know if it really works. I know that I will have to wled the outer wing in very small steps to minmise the potential damage and just thought this would be an added safety factor.

I can find it in the US - Here -> Here

[Edited on 15/3/05 by ewanspence]


locoboy - 15/3/05 at 09:07 AM

frosts do it for sure, cant remember the name of the stuff though. Sorry


Peteff - 15/3/05 at 10:15 AM

It looks like putty.
http://www.frost.co.uk/item_Detail.asp?productID=8822
I've welded replacement arches on several different vehicles with the mig and never had a problem that a fibre disk and a bit of filler wouldn't fix. A 1/2" tack every couple of inches is enough to secure them, just make sure they are tight down to the parent metal and it's clean.

[Edited on 15/3/05 by Peteff]


ewanspence - 15/3/05 at 11:16 AM

thanks for the info. Order now placed.


Rorty - 8/4/05 at 03:40 AM

There's another brand of heat absorbing compound called Anti-Heat which is available in cartridges and cans. Same stuff really but I think it's Merican.