JonMc

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Apart from ebay, anyone know a decent supplier of either Silkaflex or Tiger Seal

Cheers

Jon

prodriverules

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http://www.bodyshopwarehouse.co.uk/

alcazar

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What's it for? Correct stuff for rear lights, spoilers etc is non setting. Carafax grey is the stuff.

JonMc

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It's for bonding some PU body bits onto bumpers/sideskirts.

I just need a fresh tube of what I have, it's been sat in the garage too long and gone off

Wagon Gaz

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I can supply Sikaflex, just not sure which one we have can let you know tomorrow.

JonMc

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221 or 255 will do the job - there is screws on the parts as well so the seal is a bit more important than the bond.

Colour's not important as it will be painted over

BLU

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Any decent local car paint suppliers should stock it (or an equivalent)

Wagon Gaz

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Will ave a look and get back to ya

JonMc

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Cheers Gaz

d7nmr

I had mine lying in the garage for about a year too and it went off but i took the top ;ayer off which sets hard and then fresh sealant starts to flow through, try it mate you might have success

darms

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There's a car paint suppliers in Watford who I'm sure sell it mate.....sorry but cant recall the name of the place.

Wagon Gaz

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Evening mate, the one we have is 291 its a black one.

JonMc

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Might give that a try, cheers bud

Had a quick look on yell.com but only bodyshops came up, might have to try some different searches

I assume this bonds and seals like normal stuff just sets quicker - how much for a tube posted

JonMc

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There was fresh sealant in there, but the plunger was stuck fast so I ended up ripping the tube open and applying it by hand (or finger to be precise) - right messy stuff but I know I can sand it down when it sets