Semco Sealant Gun
02/23/2004 Filed in: General Activities
02/23/04, 0.0 hrs
Two weeks ago, I decided that I was going to attempt to try and bid on a Semco sealant gun for dispensing tank sealant while working on the fuel tanks. Builder's who have used them, rave about the ease of use and how quickly they clean-up. The first one of these sealant guns I bid on went for $110 (to rich for my blood). The sealant gun I had the winning bid on was won with a bid of $76. This sealant gun was in better shape than the more pricey one auctioned the previous week. Even though I have had some luck with e-bay, I still HATE it!!! The bidding process is just like going to the casino and can be very addictive and time consuming.
Two weeks ago, I decided that I was going to attempt to try and bid on a Semco sealant gun for dispensing tank sealant while working on the fuel tanks. Builder's who have used them, rave about the ease of use and how quickly they clean-up. The first one of these sealant guns I bid on went for $110 (to rich for my blood). The sealant gun I had the winning bid on was won with a bid of $76. This sealant gun was in better shape than the more pricey one auctioned the previous week. Even though I have had some luck with e-bay, I still HATE it!!! The bidding process is just like going to the casino and can be very addictive and time consuming.
I am also bidding on a automatic sealant mixer from Semco, which I had never heard of until I did a search on e-bay the other day. It will take the 2.5 oz, 6 oz, and 8 oz. Flamemaster (ProSeal) cartridges from Van's (Aircraft Spruce, etc.) and mix them automatically. The dang thing would be handy, just flip the switch and let it do its thing. Let the mixer reciprocate that plunger a minimum of 50 times instead of my arms. It is at $50 and I don't know how bad I want it. Less money to put towards something else on the plane, ya know. Let the e-bay insanity continue...