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 map Mr Calendar

Joined: 14 Jun 2004 Karma :     
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 Posted: 12:59 - 04 Jul 2012 Post subject: What glue for fairing panel repair? |
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Need to sort out some cracks and broken bits.
So need to glue together. I'll be putting some support at the back.
Glue will need to be heat and water resistant.
I did think about using filler type stuff but that would be probably OTT for the little bits I need.
So just wondered what people could recommend. Rather do that that than believe the packaging or some salesperson banter.
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Plastech is pretty good, i have used it before.
https://www.bitzforbikes.co.uk/Plastech_Plastic_Repair_Kit-ref-11377-183.html
araldite or other epoxy types glue should work also, or you could try to weld it with an old soldering iron and use a tie wrap as a filler ____________________ "The guy is a worthless cunt and I honestly believe I would be a slightly happier person if he died." - Chris-Red |
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Plastech is good, soldering iron and cable tie is better. ____________________ Triumph Daytona 675 track bike + girlfriend's Honda Hornet 600
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If you're going to use superglue get it from a double glazing shop. You get a big pot for about £3 and it's slow-setting, gap-filling and very strong. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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