What are you glueing your tiv back together with this week?

[davido140]

Seriously! I have a few bits of leather and carpet that are coming away/de-stickified from where they should be, whats a good glue to use, needs to be easy to apply, not melt in the heat and ideally be an instant-ish adhesive so I dont have to sit hold leather to bit of metal for 24 hours while it sets....

Cheers

Dave

[Don1]

I've mostly been using no more nails...

[JonathanT]

I've been using PDQ220 (from Ebay) which is a spray on "foaming" carpet adhesive to restick the carpet in the boot. It's a contact adhesive - spray both pieces, wait 2 mins then push together. No idea about its heat tolerance though.

[Toma500]

Plain old Evo stick i like the smell .

[wasted years]

Toma500 said:

Plain old Evo stick i like the smell .

And no more nails tape. Great stuff that tape!

[earlyriser]

Don1 said:

I've mostly been using no more nails...

Me too, 'cos I hate the smell of evo in the morning

Edited by earlyriser on Friday 29th June 19:45

[X8 Saggy]

Today i have been mostly using superglue....
as the black rubber dots? covers over the rear window nuts,
fell off when polishing ,

[Tuscanx1 jnr]

Contact adhesive, spray contact adhesive or contact adhesive tape are best...all available from your local commercial flooring distributer. Any probs contact me (flooring contractor!!)

[davido140]

Tuscanx1 jnr said:

Contact adhesive, spray contact adhesive or contact adhesive tape are best...all available from your local commercial flooring distributer. Any probs contact me (flooring contractor!!)

can you do a laminate wood flooring job in my tuscan please?

Edited by davido140 on Saturday 30th June 02:48

[Ribol]

Don1 said:

I've mostly been using no more nails...

You used to use nails

[davido140]

NO!........ MORE nails.

[shadowninja]

davido140 said:

can you do a laminate wood flooring job in my tuscan please?

would (wood?) be funny to see that in a car. damned dangerous when you want to drive and your soles are wet!

[blade1000]

Halfords windscreen silicone sealant today for me, to seal the front indicator back in...surely theres a better way!!

[Ribol]

blade1000 said:

Halfords windscreen silicone sealant today for me, to seal the front indicator back in...surely theres a better way!!

Yes, there is, shop at your local Motor Factors where they may actually know something about cars