Threebond 1194 Anybody?

[krusty_45]

Has anybody used threebond 1194, thats what i was told to use instead of yamabond 4. I have been looking for 1211 or yamabond 4 but i cant find it here in town and the yamaha dealer only has yamabond 6.

So.... ANYBODY use 1194?

Update, also parker yamaha's site says to use threebond 1194 in replacement of yamabond 4.

 

[#ZERO]

Threebond 1194 and Yamabond-4 are the same stuff.

Personally I like using the 1211 because it gives you little more drying time.

Just purchase it online or find a local motorcycle or jet-ski repair shop in your area that has it.

 

[krusty_45]

Thats kinda what i was reading about them in the ratings. I was just wondering if anybody has actually used 1194 and had pro's or con's to them. Like the drying time thing. I will just pick that up and use it then, thanks.

 

[RideItLikeYouStoleIt]

1194 works well. I think the drying time is fine. I put mine in the fridge first before I use it so it doesn't run very much.

 

[Roo]

1211 is the sh*t.

 

[Midlake Crisis]

I used 1194 on my rebuild a couple months ago - all is well!
I kinda like the smell too.

 

[RideItLikeYouStoleIt]

It has a weird smell but it grows on you.

 

[tipafew]

I've used it on a couple of motors so far so good.

 

[Watcon]

1211 is the bomb.

I personally like 1211 the best...It has more elasticity than most and will flex with a component if necessary. (head gasket, etc). It also cleans up in 30 seconds with a wire brush.
http://www.watcon.com/Catalog_Pages/Liquid_Gasket.htm

 

[krusty_45]

Well i used 1194, it does have a very strong chemical smell but it seems like it will work good. I will find out i guess!

I also found out that Threebond 1194 is the replacement to Threebond 1104 because the 1104 had lead and some other stuff in it that some lawyer found out he could get some money.