Issues with repairing enamel tanks

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Does anyone know of a repair compound or paste that can withstand high temperatures (over 200 degrees) as well as acids and alkalis? A piece of enamel with a diameter of 1 centimeter has fallen out of a reaction tank in the workshop, and I want to repair it so that it can be used again.

Reply #22017-06-21

I’ve used it before; check it out online. Shanghai Belzona Polymer Technology Co., Ltd

Reply #32017-06-22

Well, following your advice, that’s great – I’ve already bought it. Thank you

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