glue for headliner

Mick · Post by **Mick** » Mon Jul 23, 12 11:47 pm

I dont think i'm going to need a deal but would like the glue with the brush inside, anyone know where top get it from in this country.
Mick

autofetish · Post by **autofetish** » Tue Jul 24, 12 7:18 am

what about the pvc glue you get to stick plastic water poo pipes ????

Its got a little brush

Adrian Worman · Post by **Adrian Worman** » Tue Jul 24, 12 8:53 am

That's a strong solvent Will, we stock it but I wouldn't recommend it for anythin but sniffin

Ask Jon Turnip for some advice Mick

John · Post by **John** » Tue Jul 24, 12 9:04 am

You have to be careful with what glue you use so as not to melt things like headliners and the vinyl on your door cards

Mick70RR · Post by **Mick70RR** » Tue Jul 24, 12 1:03 pm

You on about Copydex Mick?

Dave999 · Post by **Dave999** » Tue Jul 24, 12 1:37 pm

you can still get copydex

made from horses rubber and fish

Robert Dyas does it

think the haberdashery in john lewis does it as well

so am guessing any old hardware will do it, or anywhere where people who can't sew up a hem or sew on a patch might go

follow a lazy mother with kids in the scouts and pounce when she makes her move....

water proof rubbery

looks like bogies when dry

can be used to stick unemtionables to blankets

excellent for making kites out of brown paper and papas grass fronds

but is not a contact adhesive

i.e you will need to hold the item you glue together for a few hours

bostick contact is better (halfrauds) red or purple tube stays softer than the other normal stuff

don't get it on visible bits goes ginger in the sun
but then again so do i

Dave