[xj-s] K&W BLOCKSEALER

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Good morning,
The K&W Blocksealer I used was purchased at Autozone. Iwas also checking
for more info. and found
their website. Look up <K&W PRODUCTS.> They carry a complete line of
professional products, maybe
others are of interest. Im sure you can locate a supplier through that channel.Good luck, its a great product.
Let me know how it works out.

Richard Salkind
86 xj-s
68 malibu conv.

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At 07:44 1999-10-24 -0700, salkind@mindspring.com wrote:

The K&W Blocksealer I used was purchased at Autozone. Iwas also checking
for more info. and found
their website. Look up <K&W PRODUCTS.> They carry a complete line of
professional products, maybe

I believe it would have been quite useful if you just posted the website
name: many search engines don’t properly handle ampersand, and if you’re
thinking people should use the URL “keyword” feature in many browsers -
think again - the engines Netscape is keyed to differ from the ones MSIE is
keyed to, this feature isn’t available in older browsers, or browsers by
other developers (Opera), or on other platforms (try Lynx sometime). Just
post a URL - if you were at the page, this seems like it would have been
trivial to do.

AltaVista wouldn’t chuck up any hits, and the keyword search didn’t produce
viable results from Netscape. I resorted to going to a unix shell and
running a whois query to find the answer:

     <http://www.kandw.com/>

K & W also has a metallic radiator stop leak product (#1111-12) which seems
like it might be more appropriate to the task of sealing a heater core. If
in fact there is a reason to use the block seal #1016-12, there is a
4-cylinder version of the product (same stuff, but smaller can) #1008-12,
which I’d think would saturate a heater core just fine.

Other products K&W have include limited slip differential oil and fuel
stabiliser (good for those who store their cats over the winter).

For the record, NAPA stocks K&W products, including blocksealer.

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