Quickie... what glue should i use to re-attach rubber surround to steel and
cast frame?

Will Home depot adhesives work or do I need to use the expensive stuff @
parts express.

thanks,
Garrett

i use silicone out of a tube

sanitarium wrote:

Quickie... what glue should i use to re-attach rubber surround to steel and
cast frame?

Will Home depot adhesives work or do I need to use the expensive stuff @
parts express.

thanks,
Garrett

sho-goo. skate boarders use that stuff on there shoes. I also used that
stuff to bond metal and other stuff together and it held up pretty
good.


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Thanks.. I have both silicone and shoe goo. I'll give em a try

Garrett

sanitarium wrote:
Quickie... what glue should i use to re-attach rubber surround to steel and
cast frame?

Will Home depot adhesives work or do I need to use the expensive stuff @
parts express.

thanks,
Garrett

liquid nails..never come up again


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liquid nails..never come up again



Liquid Nails melts easily. I deeply regretted the last time I used it
in a car project. It's best left to sealing the joints of sub cabinets,
where taking abuse is more important than having strength.

I'd use Shoe-Goo or, even better, E6000. E6000 is an industrial glue
sold at Tap Plastics and other plastics supply stores. It resembles
Shoe-Goo but should adhere better to more materials.