Bonding/glue question
02 July 2004, 11:43 PM
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Carplan Powerbond.
Its a clear silicon adhesive.
I ordered a P1 style splitter from dr motorsport last year, and they supplied a tube of this stuff. Its flexable, so should'nt crack under flexing.
I used a fixing screw in each wheel arch as well, just to make sure.
Hope this helps.
Its a clear silicon adhesive.
I ordered a P1 style splitter from dr motorsport last year, and they supplied a tube of this stuff. Its flexable, so should'nt crack under flexing.
I used a fixing screw in each wheel arch as well, just to make sure.
Hope this helps.
03 July 2004, 12:57 AM
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sikaflex
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Winscreen bonding sealant.. (sticks like **** to a blanket)
or even pop rivets (countersunk and filled over)
David
tigerseal
Winscreen bonding sealant.. (sticks like **** to a blanket)
or even pop rivets (countersunk and filled over)
David
03 July 2004, 09:57 AM
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Another vote for Sikaflex adhesive here.
I used a small amount of this stuff to seal the boot holes on a Rallytech spoiler after silicone sealer leaked slightly. When I came to try and get the spoiler off I couldn't it was solid. I wouldn't have needed to put the bolts back in it was that solid!
Nathan..
I used a small amount of this stuff to seal the boot holes on a Rallytech spoiler after silicone sealer leaked slightly. When I came to try and get the spoiler off I couldn't it was solid. I wouldn't have needed to put the bolts back in it was that solid!
Nathan..
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