Testimonials

Case proven

APPLICATION: Automotive

VEHICLE: 2005 ford five hundred

The car came to my shop barely running , chugging and missing so I pulled the hood latch opened it up and I could hear this suction noise Started looking and feeling around the upper intake/plenum found a hole close to the throttle body so I sanded and roughed it up went to the local parts house and bought some fiberglass cloth , cut a little piece for the hole that was the size of a quarter , then I went to my cabinet and pulled out the CoolChem integrator and activator put a little Integrator around the hole and very carefully put the fiberglass patch on the hole used a popsicle stick to situate it and then put a little more integrator on it , then put a little activator on and then after a few minutes put more integrator on and then smoothed out and then some more activator, let it sit overnight I did , started car ran perfect no more sucking noise , chugging etc The plenum for this car was right around $400.00 plus Labor which easily would have been another $200.00 the customer did not want to spend that much. Car fixed for 50 dollars customer happy and the repair is still holding up ! the customer is amazed to this day about how well our product worked to repair his plenum on his ford five hundred

Sunday, December 27, 2015

A/C, Air Condition, Compressor Line Repair 2007 GMC Yukon

Hi Dave,

I wanted to tell you about an application for CoolChem Cyanopoxy product.

I have a 2007 GMC Yukon and live in Minnesota. My air conditioner went out. So I took to a shop and they told me one of the lines had a small hole due to corrosion and all the refrigerant leak out making the AC in the car not work.

I ask what it would cost to replace the line and they said, the lines come in a kit and I would have to replace all of them for almost a thousand yet $967.00.

I di not want to spend that kind of money so I thought I would try your product on the corroded hose, if it did not work it only cost me $37.00 dollar for the refrigerant charge I bought at O'reilly Auto.

This is what I did

I located the corroded line and the small pin hole.

I took a wire bush and cleaned of the corrosion until the pipe or line was shiny and clean.

I then took a small piece of sand paper and clean the area around the pin hole.

I then took a rag with alcohol and cleaned the surface around the hole very good.

I then sprayed the activator on the area around the pinhole.

I took a piece of black 5/8 rubber holes cut it so it was about 3 inches long giving me about an extra inch on each side of the corroded area.

I then slice the hose length wise down the middle so I could place it around the AC line

I cleaned the inside of the hose with alcohol and let it dry

I put a small layer of integrator all around the inside of the rubber hose, wetting the entire inner surface of the inner hose with the integrator

I placed the hose around the line covering the entire corroded area and about an inch on both sides of the affected area.

I let it cure the hose bonded very fast to the AC line

about an hour later I charged the system with the refrigerant charging can I bought on sale at the auto parts store for about $34 dollars

I started the Yukon and push the AC button it did not blink like before and shut off and stayed on

after a few minutes it was working blowing cold air again it was working

I shut it off and then the next day tried it again and it was still working

It has been working now for 6 weeks I will let you know if I make through the summer.

So far so good,

Butch

Name: Merle R. McLaughlin

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Comments:

My son, Robert McLaughlin who lives in Aloha, OR., has a trophy winning 1977 Mustang Cobra 2. The plastic gas tank developed a leak. I suggested he take home my CoolChem repair kit. CoolChem came through again. CoolChem sealed the leak instantly. Finding a new tank and removing the old tank is a major job. CoolChem saved hours of hunting for a new tank and hours more to make a the replacement let alone the cost of a new gas tank. I used CoolChem on several items on my 1973 Mustang convert during restoration. CoolChem made the repairs invisible. A really great product. A small drop does wonders for a permanent repair. Both cars were displayed in the largest Mustang show in the US in July held in Bellevue, WA. Both received first place trophy's in their class. Merle McLaughlin, Everett, Washington.

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# posted by Sticky @ 3:59 PM

To: CoolChem Adhesives

Hello, I used your Cool Chem Cyanopoxy system to construct this

entire city, which was shown in the October O Gauge Railroading

Magazine. The layout was cover and featured article for the magazine in

the June and August issues. Your product is the best adhesive that I

have used both in the model railroading hobby and in general household

repairs. The results are permanent, very neat, and easy to use. I found

no significant heat, odor, or problematic fumes. The containers always

seem ready to function, where as most adhesives are hard or plugged up

if they have been idle for a week or two. The pressurized spray

activator is the most efficient and accurate activator on the market.

Thanks for a great product! The York TCA Train show occurs in October

and in April. If you display there, you should set up in the new

hall(the Orange hall)--this hall will attract the type of individual

most likely building a layout.

Subject: CoolChem System

Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 4:45 PM

From: Bill Bramlage

# posted by Sticky @ 10:57 AM

Special Gift For Her Mom

Thursday, August 21, 2003

CoolChemist Clettus, AKA, stickyfingers

The World Head Quarters feels a little empty at the moment. Many people are on route or stationed in Terra Haute, IN for the ATPA event this weekend. We are proud sponsors of the Tractor Pulling Events touring the nation. We are going for a pulling record. Pully is locked, loaded and ready to make his run down the track! Good luck, we are with you man!

Miguel took an order today and learned a new way to use CoolChem for bonding. This guy took his daughter to the beach and collected shells. The little girl used the shells, a wooden picture frame, and her dadâ€™s help to make a special gift for her mom. They had a family picture taken at the beach that matches the colors of the shells. Now all the ladies in her momâ€™s office rave over the picture that sets on her desk.

I took a call from a man that had a failure with chrome plated plastic application. His quote was " It worked with every else I have tried, but I am having trouble...â€� I let him know that he would have to sand/steel wool the chrome off and get down to the original material to make a bond to it, same thing with metal. Then he will need to wipe the surface, apply the 311 to the plastic (you donâ€™t use the 311 on metals), let it dry, and then apply the 75 & 310 using the precision technique. I am hoping to hear back from him soon.

Clettus signing off for today.

NHRA Racers

Friday, September 05, 2003

Our Cyanopoxy is helping many professionals, Check it out!

My Partner and I are NHRA Racers and we were introduced to your products at the Syracuse Nationals a couple of years ago. We had some sample products that we used on many Car applications and would like to have a source for purchasing your product I would appreciate any literature, products and pricing that may now be available. Thank You: R.J.Bodek Sr.

We are using the system and it has substantially increased the torque
required to disassemble our parts. As we take orders for different
assemblies requiring plastic to plastic bonding, we plan to test and compare
CoolChem vs the current epoxies.
By the way, here's how we heard about CoolChem...
One of our guys in Production was watching a car or racing show (TNN or ESPN
?)and saw an ad, so we checked it out.
Thanks
Ralph

Ralph Collins
Mechanical Engineer
Caton Connector Corporation

# posted by Sticky @ 10:56 AM

9-11 Memorial

Tuesday, August 26, 2003

Hello. My family has been an avid user of your product ever since being introduced to it at the 2002 World Championships of Wildfowl Carving in Ocean City, MD. We are world-class artists and this year won the most coveted award of "People's Choice" by a landslide vote. The carving was of a nine eleven theme with two eaglets being pushed from the rubble by an unfurling American flag. There was a rendition of a fireman's helmet and an NYPD badge in the rubble. It was an interpretive piece finished in oil paints. It was a landslide winner by the general public for Best in Show. We used YOUR product to make it possible. The piece is destined for the 9-11 memorial in NYC. I am attaching a picture of the piece. It will be featured in the Wildfowl Carving magazine in the August issue by the Ward Foundation In Salisbury, MD. The piece will reside in the Tawes Museum in Crisfield, MD until transfer can be worked out to NYC. Our story is quite an interesting one since I was stricken with cancer three years ago, died, could not hold a paint brush and three years later won the top award in the world for the art.

Regards, Ron Grangier and family
Rgrangier@aol.com

his new glue BLEW ME AWAY!!!

I went to a local rod show... I know... this may seem off topic... but keep reading. I was strolling the vendors aisle and came across a gentleman demonstrating a new adhesive he stated was a CYANOPOXY...? I never heard of it before. Sure I am familiar with cyanoacrylates and epoxies... but cyanopoxys... this was something new.

I watched as the guy cut through a large rubber o-ring... held it up showing it was indeed severed... then using a 2 part product... stuck the cut ends back together. He then tossed the o-ring to a rather large individual standing in the group watching the demo and told him to try and break the joint. Try as he might... even going to the extent of slipping the o-ring over his foot and pulling... the glue joint HELD!!! The o-ring got passed around and I made my attempt thinking an opposite torque on each side of the joint as I pulled with all my might would surely cause it to fail. It HELD!!! The display table had ALL KINDS of materials glued with this stuff! I mean just about everything you could think of was stuck to everything else. I certainly was impressed!!!

So... I bought some. Haven't used it as yet. No time. But I'll post my impressions as I incorporate this new stuff into my hobbies.

OH... this next part is right out of the brochure...
Cyanopoxys are a new, two part, high-performance class of tool. When applied within recommended parameters, the CoolChem® Cyanopoxy® System delivers unrivaled performance when resolving maintenance, repair, restoration, fabrication, manufacturing, prototyping and survival challenges/tasks. The CoolChem System also delivers versatility in joining, filling or build up applications and is especially effective where high shear or tensile strengths are specified. The system is compatible with virtually all* materials including metals, cast, white and pot metal, wood, particle board, paper, chipboard, cork, carton, masonry products, marble, ceramics, bisque, porcelain, glass, rubber, styrofoam, vinyl, PVC, ABS, polyolfins, butyrates, styrenes, laminates, luran, linoleum, acrylics, polycarbonates, fiberglass, kevlar, composites, synthetic leather, leather, and textiles. Materials can be bonded to themselves or each other. Integrator 75 Cyanopoxy can also be mixed with particulates.

Their website is www.coolchem.com I have a promotional code for a discount... The code is 1450. No idea how long the code is good for. Absolutely no ties to the company... just a retired hobbiest that thought this stuff was worth trying out.