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my mate just got a spoiler, but the glue is outta date,

where can he buy bonding glue for car bodywork?

cheers

carmadaaron wrote:my mate just got a spoiler, but the glue is outta date,

where can he buy bonding glue for car bodywork?

cheers

It's called sikaflex

http://www.sikasolutions.com/tds-ipd-sf ... 'Sikaflex'

Any bodyshop or Car parts to the trade centre - partco etc etc

Gripfill does the job

bstardchild wrote:

carmadaaron wrote:my mate just got a spoiler, but the glue is outta date,

where can he buy bonding glue for car bodywork?

cheers

It's called sikaflex

http://www.sikasolutions.com/tds-ipd-sf ... 'Sikaflex'

Any bodyshop or Car parts to the trade centre - partco etc etc

cheers bstardchild, any chance u know how much it is?

thx again

carmadaaron wrote:cheers bstardchild, any chance u know how much it is? thx again

max bout 10 squid a tube but you get a big tube

nice 1 cheers

what ever happened to the good old fashioned nail and hammer ????


lol

for a rear spoiler, i dont fink so lol

bstardchild wrote:

carmadaaron wrote:my mate just got a spoiler, but the glue is outta date,

where can he buy bonding glue for car bodywork?

cheers

It's called sikaflex

http://www.sikasolutions.com/tds-ipd-sf ... 'Sikaflex'

Any bodyshop or Car parts to the trade centre - partco etc etc

what color is best.... black grey or white?

phillips head self tapping screws?

dickhead at the bodyshop seems to think they're suitable for putting rubbing strips on with

carmadaaron wrote:what color is best.... black grey or white?

What colour is the car?

You can paint over it but to be honest if you use the stuff properly you shouldn't see it whatever the colour is..... From a personal perspective I only ever use black but thats me!!!

bstardchild wrote: What colour is the car?

You can paint over it but to be honest if you use the stuff properly you shouldn't see it whatever the colour is..... From a personal perspective I only ever use black but thats me!!!

car is silver and the parts already painted, is it wiser to use black so that i can see if there is excess coming out? and does this stuff come off easily, like elastic or is it rock solid?

cheers again

Well, if you can see it, black's going to look less obvious than grey on a silver car - the closer matched two colours are the more they will clash (up to a point anyway). Black's a pretty safe bet with anything

to get the excess glue off, ive got outta date remover, is tat ok?

carmadaaron wrote:to get the excess glue off, ive got outta date remover, is tat ok?

It'll either work or not