Bugger, indicator fallen out
Bugger, indicator fallen out
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hot metal

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2,019 posts

223 months

Friday 27th September 2013
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Well fallen in really. It seems to have been held in with some kind of porridge, is this usual or an aftermarket bodge. What is the best way to fix it, do I need more porridge ?

sonnylad

1,165 posts

255 months

Friday 27th September 2013
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Sikaflex 221 or similar as long as its polyurethane and not silicone

s p a c e m a n

12,107 posts

178 months

Friday 27th September 2013
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What kind of porridge was you fed as a kid? vomit

hot metal

Original Poster:

2,019 posts

223 months

Friday 27th September 2013
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s p a c e m a n said:
What kind of porridge was you fed as a kid? vomit
Orrible porridge.. smile

hot metal

Original Poster:

2,019 posts

223 months

Friday 27th September 2013
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sonnylad said:
Sikaflex 221 or similar as long as its polyurethane and not silicone
Thanks, all I need to know I suppose.

JimChim500

272 posts

247 months

Saturday 28th September 2013
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sonnylad said:
Sikaflex 221 or similar as long as its polyurethane and not silicone
When the same happened to my Chim recently I was advised by a TVR specialist that clear silicone would be fine. What's the problem?

sonnylad

1,165 posts

255 months

Saturday 28th September 2013
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JimChim500 said:
When the same happened to my Chim recently I was advised by a TVR specialist that clear silicone would be fine. What's the problem?
I have recently seen a car that had the lenses installed with silicone, 1 fell out after about a year. It was hot weather when it gave way, but even so i would rather have to only do that type of job once.

Silicone will never hold as well as polyurethane.

Mark.

11,104 posts

306 months

Sunday 29th September 2013
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Both mine fell in - Araldite stopped it happening again.