jasonius

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How long do you have to work with Tigerseal (assume Tigreseal is Tigreseal ie all the same..?)..?

Also, does it have good grab properties..?

Thinking of fitting an 06> rear diffuser to my 05 and rather that drill spare wheel well I'm planning on bonding the mounting brackets in position. They have a good flattish surface area that should lend well to bonding and it's not like it needs to hold any real weight..

Thoughts..?

MikeCardiff

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Tigerseal sticks like **** to a blanket, but I wouldnt use it on its own without also screwing or bolting the brackets if its possible. Fitted the side skirts to my wifes MG with it, but also screwed them into the car underneath.

IIRC it takes quite a while to set so you'll have plenty of time to work with it, we taped everything into position and left overnight to go off completely.

jasonius

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Cheers mike, I presume removing any under seal at contact points would be prudent..?

MikeCardiff

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Would probably be best

RB#5183

I'd use a two part bond kit if not scewing it down aswell, Used to fit the peugeot 206 spoilers on with just the 2 part stuff and they never came off

The Rig

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i used tiger seal to attach my spalsh guards, after 1 yr and a winter it came away.

took the paint off too so it sticks but not to what you want it to grrrr

jasonius

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Can you give me more info on the two part stuff..?

RB#5183

You should be able to get it from most bodyshop suppliers or you could use the same stuff that they bond windscreens in,