Moroso Ceramic Engine Seal--- Anyone tried it?

[Double12]

The machine shop recommended using ceramic engine seal after replacing a head gasket. Has anyone ever used this product?

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=1776&prmenbr=361

TIA

Dan

 

[ed hess]

good stuff! use it.

ed

 

[Double12]

Thanks Ed.

 

[0-60N4]

What would be the benefit of using it if you did not have a leak? Just curious.

 

[ed hess]

What would be the benefit of using it if you did not have a leak? Just curious.

beats me I never had GOOD head seals.

ed

 

[hamrhead]

Hey Ed,

Have you ever used this stuff?

I have a new set of cometics sitting here, waiting to be installed, and was wondering if I should use some type of sealant.

And do you know if some kind of sealer can be applied to the head gastket itself - both top and bottom? I know the cometics are a few layers, but I'll take whatever I can get.

 

[ed hess]

Hey Ed,

Have you ever used this stuff?

I have a new set of cometics sitting here, waiting to be installed, and was wondering if I should use some type of sealant.

And do you know if some kind of sealer can be applied to the head gastket itself - both top and bottom? I know the cometics are a few layers, but I'll take whatever I can get.

yeah i used it.

as for cometics ask bob romano i am using copper sce.

ed

 

[ghettosled]

apply cometics dry. You will want to use a small amount of silicone on the head bolts that go through to water. Also on the rockers studs if changing as well.

 

[hamrhead]

Thank You Both. :tup:

 

[Try Me]

Cometic head gaskets

Cometic head gaskets

I have those cometic gaskets. According to cometic they should be installed "brake clean dry" Also, they want a mirror finish on the block and heads. I blew the first set that i had from them in less than 200 miles and they were nice enough to give me two new sets. They then informed me of the info above. I still plan on using them on my next motor.