I wouldn't suggest it. Dexcool is a completely different, long lasting coolant exclusive to GM vehicles. Dexcool's anti corrosive properties do not vibe well with, what I believe, is the Ethylene Glycol base that steel seal mixed with in suspension in order to seal your head and other cooling areas.
Granted I don't think it would make a huge deal if you did it, but shorten your maintenence time, flush your engine sooner than you normally would.
Absolutely not.
Lubricate, seal, clean , cool, absorb shock!
nails, screws, nuts and bolts and car bodies
a seal (i.e seal) between the cylinder and the head on a car
Paint prevents oxygen from reaching the surface of the steel and once the seal is not perfectly air tight it no longer prevents the oxidization as well as when the seal was air tight. You can buy rust prevention products from Noxudolusa.com
National Steel Car was created in 1912.
It is used for heavy crushing material, car brake discs and vice or machine parts. AQA DT pg 18
A 50/50 diluted mixture of DEX-COOL. I would recommend Havoline. You can get that at any parts store.
a jet ski uses the water its in to cool the engine through various hoses wich pass through its engine. if its a closed loop system, it uses a radiator in much the same way as a car. the same water/antifreez is constantly cooled by the radiator.
Use Goop's Seal-All, it works well for that.
Ralston Steel Car Company was created in 1905.
Ralston Steel Car Company ended in 1953.