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Joe · 08-19-2001, 11:32 AM

OK guy's this is from Dtek themself, it seems I was wrong on some of the info I had about their raidaitor:

"As for the radiator, The barbs are soldered in,definitely not epoxied. The paint used is a metal flake metalic car style paint. I use a pretty thin coat.I DO NOT paint the fins at all, even though the picture on the web sight shows different, which I need to change it. The first few I did, I lightly sprayed the core, and people didn't like the idea so much. So I just paint the tanks and the sides (the ugly parts) to make it look a little more like a radiator than a heatercore."

I will freely admidt when I was wrong and this was one of those times. From the rest of his email it sounds like hes changed and refined his production a big since the first round of radiators. So at one point my info was correct, but it seems like he resolved that for the current gen of radaitors.

08-19-2001, 11:32 AM	#25
Joe The Pro/Life Support System Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 4,041	OK guy's this is from Dtek themself, it seems I was wrong on some of the info I had about their raidaitor: "As for the radiator, The barbs are soldered in,definitely not epoxied. The paint used is a metal flake metalic car style paint. I use a pretty thin coat.I DO NOT paint the fins at all, even though the picture on the web sight shows different, which I need to change it. The first few I did, I lightly sprayed the core, and people didn't like the idea so much. So I just paint the tanks and the sides (the ugly parts) to make it look a little more like a radiator than a heatercore." I will freely admidt when I was wrong and this was one of those times. From the rest of his email it sounds like hes changed and refined his production a big since the first round of radiators. So at one point my info was correct, but it seems like he resolved that for the current gen of radaitors. __________________ Joe - I only take this hat off for one thing... ProCooling archive curator and dusty skeleton.