Permatex - Fuel & Radiator Repair Kit - 9116

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The Permatex Fuel & Radiator Repair Kit (9116) is designed for automotive DIYers and mechanics who need an immediate, reliable solution for sealing leaks in metal fuel tanks, radiators, and metal containers. The primary benefit is its ability to create a chemically resistant, permanent-style bond that cures quickly for emergency repairs, though it is important to note that this product is strictly for metal surfaces and will not adhere to plastic gas tanks.
| Model Part Number | 9116 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Permatex |
No, this kit is specifically designed for metal surfaces and will not bond to plastic.
The compound cures at room temperature in approximately two hours.
No, it is designed to be mixed by hand. Wear gloves during the mixing process.
No, this product is meant for rigid metal surfaces, not flexible rubber or plastic hoses.
Yes, once cured, the compound is chemically resistant to fuel.
Ensure the surface is completely free of oil, rust, and paint. Use sandpaper to roughen the metal before application.
Check that the surface was thoroughly dry before application. If leaking persists, remove the patch, clean the area again, and re-apply.
To use this kit, start by cleaning the surface thoroughly with a degreaser or alcohol to ensure proper adhesion. Cut the required amount of putty from the stick and knead it by hand until it achieves a consistent color. Apply the compound to the area, ensuring you overlap the edges of the crack or hole. While it cures in two hours, avoid subjecting the area to extreme heat or high pressure until fully cured. This product is strictly for metal repairs. Do not attempt to use this on plastic tanks, as it will fail to bond correctly, leading to potential safety hazards.