Sikaflex 291?, 292?
Sikaflex 291?, 292?
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Aussie John

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1,021 posts

260 months

Saturday 10th March 2007
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Hi all, I remember someone on this forum having a paint problem after a reaction with sikaflex, any tried and tested sikaflex numbers? John. 291 has one vote!

spend

12,581 posts

280 months

Saturday 10th March 2007
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I've always used 292, AFIK it just has extra adhesive qualities. Overpainted with 2k no problem ~ pretty sure a dab of plastic primer was used before priming tho.

Dave

ianstaffordshire

200 posts

234 months

Saturday 10th March 2007
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are you painting on to bare grp or on top of the old paint
if you are going on top of old paint, pannel wipe it then flat with 240s it back if you are getting a reaction with your first coat dust a few coats on first by this i mean do not put a wet coat on and spray a little furthur away than normal and this may help
for bare grp i would use a ppg 2 pak etch primer but it costs £115.00 pl

rev-erend

21,620 posts

313 months

Sunday 11th March 2007
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I use silkaflex 221.

Griffsmith

331 posts

255 months

Monday 12th March 2007
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I used 291 with great effect. A year later still looks like new. It was a doddle to use and cleaned off the paintwork and perspex easily were I was a little less than careful.
I don't know how much difference there is between the sikaflex products but 291 worked for me.
chris
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