Sikaflex / Bonding Seal questions
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its for a roof-scoop (the one purchased from scoobyworld). Has anyone used Sikaflex to bond this part or any other external part to their car? How long does it take to dry?
Im a little reluctant in getting a hole drilled to the roof and would just like some advice on what to use
cheers
Im a little reluctant in getting a hole drilled to the roof and would just like some advice on what to use
cheers
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Originally Posted by dpb
****tiflex, about 1/2hr if i remember , and my goodness its a strong bond...
....remains slightly flex to the touch
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Has anyone used it for a roofscoop or a window spoiler????
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i *think* its about 1/2 hr before it STARTS to go off after this you wont what to be changing you mind on its position..!!
i suspect Phil is correct 24 hrs for fully cured bond - perhaps critical if there are stresses involved.
best see supplier - perhaps builders merchants - i used it on boats - so chandlery.
i suspect Phil is correct 24 hrs for fully cured bond - perhaps critical if there are stresses involved.
best see supplier - perhaps builders merchants - i used it on boats - so chandlery.
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