What would you stick your rocker cover badges on with?

[CHIMV8]

Sikaflex?

[haircutmike]

I used 2 part epoxy, (Araldite or similar).

[scotty_d]

Skiaflex did the job for me.

[Harrytsg]

Whatever you use check the temperature range, I have come unstuck (pun intended) with domestic versions of Araldite as they can break down with heat, the 'professional' versions are much better although there are a myriad to choose from.

[blitzracing]

JB weld epoxy- the slow setting stuff, well up to the job.

[anonymous-user]

Black Silastic RTV 732- Does a great job, has kept mine on with no problems.

[Goaty Bill]

Harrytsg said:

Whatever you use check the temperature range, I have come unstuck (pun intended) with domestic versions of Araldite as they can break down with heat, the 'professional' versions are much better although there are a myriad to choose from.

If using a readily available Araldite, the 'blue cap' slow setting Araldite Precision seems to hold onto just about anything permanently in my experience.
I've not used it for any under-bonnet applications so far.

The operating temperatures stated by one source indicates -30C to +65C.
That is maintaining maximum shear strength of around 3000 psi. (enough to keep the badge on I suspect )

Certainly best to avoid the 'Rapid' and 'Clear' versions for something you would hate to see bouncing down the road in your rear view mirror

[Krautchimaera]

I would go for high temp silicon, really cheap and up to 200 C, that should do the trick

[CHIMV8]

Goaty Bill said:

If using a readily available Araldite, the 'blue cap' slow setting Araldite Precision seems to hold onto just about anything permanently in my experience.
I've not used it for any under-bonnet applications so far.

The operating temperatures stated by one source indicates -30C to +65C.
That is maintaining maximum shear strength of around 3000 psi. (enough to keep the badge on I suspect )

Certainly best to avoid the 'Rapid' and 'Clear' versions for something you would hate to see bouncing down the road in your rear view mirror

Worked a treat..thanks