Clean drilled injection site before repairing
Posted: May 5th, 2016, 2:17 pm
Hello
Been a while. Often wondered how residual dist and moisture affected quality of repair but decided compressed air too costly and lugging compressor tank to customer's car unprofessional.
Solution? A $2 rubber bulb syringe from pharmacy similar to what a Dr would use to suction out a newborn baby's nostrils or what you use to irrigate an ear. Use it to blow dust from hole and site. If raining use suction to evacuate moisture from hole before injection of resin. Works like a charm! Noticed more complete filling of long spider legs.
Been a while. Often wondered how residual dist and moisture affected quality of repair but decided compressed air too costly and lugging compressor tank to customer's car unprofessional.
Solution? A $2 rubber bulb syringe from pharmacy similar to what a Dr would use to suction out a newborn baby's nostrils or what you use to irrigate an ear. Use it to blow dust from hole and site. If raining use suction to evacuate moisture from hole before injection of resin. Works like a charm! Noticed more complete filling of long spider legs.