Thermalweld

THE SERVICE-BASED ALTERNATIVE

PROFESSIONAL HEAD GASKET REPAIR

FAQs: If you want the right answer, you must ask the right question!

Which brand works the best? Great question.

The answer, however, is difficult to find, because there are over 20 manufacturers of chemical head gasket formulations, all claiming to be the best. These have a price range between $10 and $250. But other than the manufacturers’ claims of product performance, you have little relevant information to make an informed decision. We want to help you make the best choice.

For this reason, we’ve created a step-by-step guide to help you answer this question, outlining options and relevant information to assist you in making the right choice.

STEP ONE

Confirm whether you have head gasket damage.

Here are two methods will conclusively tell if you have a blown head gasket. You can perform a block test yourself.

Most auto parts stores have a tool loaner program. Borrow a block tester, and go to youtube.

Search block test, it is a fairly easy & cheap way to prove or disprove if you have a blown head gasket.

Typical sequence of events

You have an older vehicle which overheated recently and a mechanic tells you that you have a blown head gasket.
The repair estimate could be up to $2000, which is so high it’s not even an option.
You check with other mechanics and find similar quotes.
You search the Internet for alternate solutions and find that a chemical repair is your only affordable option.

Now your only question is which one the best?

We provide each customer with the one thing that can’t be put in a bottle.

Something more important than the directions or special formula.

Something that will elevate your probability of success beyond that of a certified mechanic attempting the same chemical repair.

The only proven way to optimize product performance is Experience!

STEP TWO

Know your options.
Most problems have more than one solution.

STEP 3

Ask the right questions

1. Who should use Thermalweld?

A. Anyone who cannot afford the expense of a head gasket replacement or if the vehicle is not worth investing $900 to $1,500.

B. A user has a big diesel engine, and the cost for a head gasket replacement could be as high as $7,000.

C. A user with an exotic vehicle such as a Jaguar, Aston Martin, Audi, Mercedes, or Porsche. The cost to replace a head gasket is off the charts.

D. A user that has tried an inferior head gasket repair solution and failed. Many times, Thermalweld has repaired a head gasket after a different product was tried and failed.

2. What makes the Thermalweld superior to all other products?

Thermalweld is a non-clogging proprietary blend of compounds and microscopic fibers forming interlocking bonded layers. Thermalweld expands and contracts, to permanently seal the cracks and imperfections in blown head gaskets, cracked heads, warped heads, intake gaskets, and cracked blocks.

3. What makes Thermalweld technical support superior to all other companies?

All technical support staff has personally repaired hundreds of head gaskets in the field. Call any other company and ask a simple question:
“How many head gaskets has your support staff personally repaired?”
* We will answer the phone or call back in a timely manner.
* Having repaired most makes and models, we are coolant system experts.

4. Is flushing the coolant system necessary?

Yes, Thermalweld does not mix with antifreeze. Most effective sealers do not mix with antifreeze.

5. Other companies say that their solution will mix with antifreeze.

The most effective sealers do not mix with antifreeze. Logic says to get a permanent seal on anything, it is best to start with a clean surface.

6. Will Thermalweld clog up the coolant system?

If the instructions are followed, Thermalweld will not clog up anything in the coolant system including the radiator, heater core, or engine passages.
Simply put: If the coolant system is flushed properly, clogging will not be an issue.

7. Is it necessary to remove the thermostat during the repair?

Removing the thermostat is not necessary BUT with the thermostat removed, it is much faster and easier to flush the coolant system. Another way to flush the coolant system is the “flush & fill” method. Go to youtube.com – search words: flush & fill.

8. Will Thermalweld work with aluminum heads?

Thermalweld will repair all metal types – aluminum, steel, & cast iron, or any configuration such as an aluminum head with steel or cast iron blocks. Do not believe any company that claims otherwise. The Cadillac Northstar engine is all aluminum. The Thermalweld method has repaired thousands of Northstar head gaskets since 2007.