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E. T. Westbury mentions Joint varnish on the valve guides before pressing them
into the cylinder head on the sealion, this was back in the 40s 50s, I have
searched but to no avail, any member have ideas about the properties of this
product?, would it be a kind of never seize?,

...........Edmund.........
Wed May 6, 2009 1:13 am

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E. T. Westbury mentions Joint varnish on the valve guides before pressing them into the cylinder head on the sealion, this was back in the 40s 50s, I have... 		ed
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Hello, My late Father used to refer to thin grade "hermetite" as jount varnish. Hope this helps Best wishes James Wells. ________________________________ From:...
james wells
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11:38 am

In some period engines the use of Shellac for joints was the common method of sealing gaskets and joints. IN present time I use Loctite, depending on the...
Jaime
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