Need Glyptal!
02-14-2002, 10:55 AM
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Need Glyptal!
Who knows where to buy that stuff.. I've looked everywhere and can't find it (in the netherlands) so I'm trying to get it from an online source or at least somewhere in the US. The distr. I foundsold it in 32gal. barrels..a little much [;)]
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02-14-2002, 12:23 PM
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Re: Need Glyptal! (MikeC)
It's a high-temp paint manufactured by/for General Electric, originally for electric motors. Also works well inside engines (lifter valley, etc.)
02-14-2002, 12:24 PM
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Re: Need Glyptal! (Twinnie)
It's Glyptal with an 'a'. Basically, red electric motor winding enamel that has found favor in painting engine castings to prevent the release of remnant sand.
Eastwood sells it.
http://www.eastwoodcompany.com
Use the box at the top to search for glyptal.
-Noel
[Modified by Noel Carboni, 6:31 PM 2/14/2002]
Eastwood sells it.
http://www.eastwoodcompany.com
Use the box at the top to search for glyptal.
-Noel
[Modified by Noel Carboni, 6:31 PM 2/14/2002]
02-14-2002, 02:28 PM
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Re: Need Glyptal! (Twinnie)
Pretty sure it is Glyptol. My local GE supplier stocks it in quart cans for under $20 USD ... also 12 ounce aerosol for about same price. I talked with them about it just last week. If you can't find it any nearer to you ... here's my supplier's contact info.
GE Supply
360 North Coit Street
Florence SC 29501 USA
phone 843-629-3220
Jack :D
GE Supply
360 North Coit Street
Florence SC 29501 USA
phone 843-629-3220
Jack :D
02-14-2002, 05:24 PM
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Re: Need Glyptal! (jackson)
Dude, look on the can that Noel posted! ;)
Also look here:http://www.autoblueprint.com/glyptal.shtml It says it in the link and in the text. I think it's a common mistake that people call it glyptol but it's defenately glyptal.
[Modified by Twinnie, 3:25 PM 2/14/2002]
Also look here:http://www.autoblueprint.com/glyptal.shtml It says it in the link and in the text. I think it's a common mistake that people call it glyptol but it's defenately glyptal.
[Modified by Twinnie, 3:25 PM 2/14/2002]
