Strongest glue?

[shnozz]

An annoying bit of rubber on the door of my TVR will not stay stuck to it - tried Evostick, Superglues etc and no joy as it contacts the rear hood when the door shits and the glue doesnt hold the rubber!

Was thinking of trying "no more nails" - anyone else recommend an invincible "bondy style" glue

god how dull is this topic on a Friday afternoon

[incorrigible]

Tigerseal

Polyeurothane adhesive / sealant, available from car body shop suppliers

[vinny]

Bet that door is messy, mine dont do that is it a factory option

[ninja_eli]

Have you tried ??

Sorry, sick but couldn't resist

[Podie]

quote:
Have you tried ??

Sorry, sick but couldn't resist

aww.. I was gonna post that!

[simpo one]

'when the door shits'

Glad mine doesn't do that

[Don]

quote:
'when the door shits'

Its a secret new addition. After passing a group of horseriders uou open the door whilst going along and the car sh*ts on the road....very slippery apparently!

[Pete_W]

quote:
uou

You mean UHU?

[jmorgan]

Don't want to state the bleeding obvious but are the surfaces very clean, also slight scoring might help? Had the same problem with a rubber button to operate the door light switch. Tried several glues but it was down to the surface state on the door in the end.

[Dave Marett]

Think I posted this one before elsewhere, B&Q do a two-part (like epoxy) polyurethane glue (IIRC) that I used to stick my seals (no seal/sea lion jokes please) back on the roof, and to fix where the velcro was peeling behind the door buttons - works very well (so far)

[shnozz]

many thanks for your help - will try one of these recommendations and see how i get on

PS - must sort out my typos before i offend any of my bosses with an e-mail!

>> Edited by shnozz on Saturday 24th August 12:59

[macca]

Some of the 'no more nails' type glues require a porus surface for it to harden properly (read the destructions before you buy). Epoxy resin type worked well for me.