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richardh

posted on 3/1/12 at 08:28 AM Reply With Quote
Sticky stuff to fix mudguards on?

Hi,
having had a front cycle wing brake free once before, i was told of some black sticky stuff in a tube that sticks like whotsit.

Trouble is i've forgotten what this stuff is called.

Anyone out there know what i mean?

Thanks.





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blue2cv

posted on 3/1/12 at 08:42 AM Reply With Quote
Prob Tigerseal, Wurth do a bond and seal also, expect theres more, go to a automotive paint supply
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steve m

posted on 3/1/12 at 09:32 AM Reply With Quote
I used araldite, never had one come off yet
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contaminated

posted on 3/1/12 at 09:43 AM Reply With Quote
Sikoflex does it for me.





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Proby

posted on 3/1/12 at 10:23 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by contaminated
Sikoflex does it for me.


+1, sticks like a good 'un!

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richardh

posted on 3/1/12 at 10:24 AM Reply With Quote
Silkoflex, that sounds like the stuff i used last time
cheers folks





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snapper

posted on 3/1/12 at 11:02 AM Reply With Quote
Tiger seal & Sikaflex are a form of polyurethane adhesive which has cyanoacrylate (superglue) in it.
I spread the load on the wing by using perforated steel with studs welded to it, these are pushed on to a bed of sikaflex then further covers the steel mesh.
When set covered the lot in Wunderseal (stone chip) to protect the underside of the fibre glass wing





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Nash

posted on 3/1/12 at 11:31 AM Reply With Quote
Don't want to hijack this thread but would any / all of the above stick expanded grille mesh to fibreglass bonnet and nosecone?

Again sorry for hijack.

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contaminated

posted on 3/1/12 at 11:33 AM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Nash
Don't want to hijack this thread but would any / all of the above stick expanded grille mesh to fibreglass bonnet and nosecone?

Again sorry for hijack.

....... Neil


Yes it would mate. That's how my bonnet vent mesh is secured.

Happy new year by the way!





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whitestu

posted on 3/1/12 at 11:45 AM Reply With Quote
quote:

Don't want to hijack this thread but would any / all of the above stick expanded grille mesh to fibreglass bonnet and nosecone?

Again sorry for hijack.

....... Neil



Mine is held on with a few blobs of clear silicon sealant.

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Chippy

posted on 3/1/12 at 12:18 PM Reply With Quote
Another good one , and cheaper than Siko, is Evo's "Sticks like S**t". I used this, but also added a couple of layers of GRP over the bracket, once the "SLS" had set hard. HTH Ray





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Nash

posted on 3/1/12 at 12:34 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks good people.

Happy New Year Dan BTW

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James

posted on 3/1/12 at 05:33 PM Reply With Quote
I stuck mine on with sikaflex.

However, now I've gone through my coming of age and broken one through flexing, I wish I'd bolted it! Would make it a damn site easier to attach to it's replacement support!
Re-welding snapped supports would be easier too as no risk of melting the GRP!

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ReMan

posted on 3/1/12 at 06:08 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Nash
Don't want to hijack this thread but would any / all of the above stick expanded grille mesh to fibreglass bonnet and nosecone?

Again sorry for hijack.

....... Neil


Yes, but for this one I used Clear Silicone sealer so it didnt look too crap even o0n the inside





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Krismc

posted on 4/1/12 at 07:27 PM Reply With Quote
sikaflex sticks every thing to everything, my bonnet scoop to smooth bonnet, my grill to nose cone, some dollops to stop rattles in dash, wing mirrors.


I hope its good stuff or my car with fall apart lol



...But dont do what some idiot done and cut a hole in my petrol tank and patch it with ally and sikaflex. i never found out they used sikaflex until i was covered in petrol Duffing Dwat. Im not even sure why they cut a hole in my tank.

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