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by Anonymous Sat Jan 19, 08 9:59 am
Hi All.
latil
Posts: 12076 Joined: Tue Feb 01, 05 10:37 pmLocation: Steve Pearson MMA/014. East Grinstead and Carmarthen.
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by latil Sat Jan 19, 08 10:04 am
Contact adhesive such as Evo Stick I believe.
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
Anonymous
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by Anonymous Sat Jan 19, 08 10:22 am
Thanks Steve
steveo
Posts: 3920 Joined: Sat Apr 30, 05 11:16 amLocation: Kent
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by steveo Sat Jan 19, 08 10:27 am
latil wrote: Contact adhesive such as Evo Stick I believe.
used evo stick on mine also
Ivor
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Posts: 13000 Joined: Sun Apr 18, 04 11:11 pmLocation: The village of Evenley
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by Ivor Sat Jan 19, 08 12:08 pm
Steve's right, I used Evo stick as well...still leaked though!
steveo
Posts: 3920 Joined: Sat Apr 30, 05 11:16 amLocation: Kent
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by steveo Sat Jan 19, 08 12:23 pm
Ivor wrote: Steve's right, I used Evo stick as well...still leaked though!
does it ! thought it might
, also thought about smearing sicko-flex /wing scene glue on the flange instead ,or some of that 3M super trim adhesive ?
Guy
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by Guy Sat Jan 19, 08 4:13 pm
belvederegaz wrote: marine sikaflex will stick like Bananarama! to a blanket
belvederegaz wrote: marine sikaflex will stick like Bananarama! to a blanket
I say, I say again
Scooby
Posts: 2342 Joined: Sun Aug 13, 06 10:11 pmLocation: Sth Bucks...
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by Scooby Sat Jan 19, 08 4:42 pm
I would advise not to use sikaflex,yes it does bloody stick, but a bit to much. If ever needed to remove that rubber again you would end up destroying it. Also you would rip off all the paint around it.
At my Worst,I'm at my Best ......
Dave999
Posts: 9563 Joined: Thu Feb 24, 05 10:31 amLocation: Twickenham,London, England
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by Dave999 Wed Jan 23, 08 10:34 am
they have a slightly different section to the top and the bottom of the seal
its easy to get it wrong on a new seal that hasn't had years of compression to make this difference obvious.
Dave
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
Anonymous
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by Anonymous Wed Jan 23, 08 2:41 pm
Thanks for the info chaps.
Dave I'm glad you pointed that out to me
I was unawhare!
Got the EVO-STIK but havent fitted it yet... Infact I havent done much else will have to get movin' and get it finished
Dave999
Posts: 9563 Joined: Thu Feb 24, 05 10:31 amLocation: Twickenham,London, England
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by Dave999 Wed Jan 23, 08 4:05 pm
don't ask me how i know
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
Anonymous
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by Anonymous Wed Jan 23, 08 4:13 pm
"prittstick on the other hand smells nice but doesn't work
don't ask me how i know
etc"
Cheers Dave.
Ivor
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by Ivor Wed Jan 23, 08 4:30 pm
I would imagine roofing nails wouldn't be too clever either...
does it ! thought it might 
, also thought about smearing sicko-flex /wing scene glue on the flange instead ,or some of that 3M super trim adhesive ? 
