What type of glue
What type of glue
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wassy

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632 posts

284 months

Thursday 27th April 2006
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Getting the ready for the summer and this years Le Mans trip. My underbonnet insulation has come unstuck. If i remember last year i used something lke No more nails, but i think the heat must have got to it.
Can anyone recommend a decent glue that will do the job ?

dnb

3,330 posts

271 months

Thursday 27th April 2006
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The stuff that you glue the hoods on with - it's a contact adhesive that's heat proof to 100c. Dunlop 1728 or something... Woolies trim sell it IIRC.

griffski

362 posts

277 months

Thursday 27th April 2006
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Tried a high temp adhesive from the company Agriemach which supplies the heat shield material, it was useless.

Then tried Evostick which has held for 2 years so far.


David H

809 posts

270 months

Thursday 27th April 2006
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griffski said:
Tried a high temp adhesive from the company Agriemach which supplies the heat shield material, it was useless.

Then tried Evostick which has held for 2 years so far.




Exactly the same here

ruaricoles

1,240 posts

254 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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And if you use Evostik Timebond it's the non-contact-adhesive version which takes a few minutes to set so you can make sure it's flat with no trapped air etc. It comes as a paste in red and blue tins.

It holds the bonnet heatproofing on fine in my Fury which being approximately 0.00001mm from the turbo gets rather warmer than that in the Griff.....

Ruari

cln1

657 posts

254 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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No Nails

Colin.

griffter

4,143 posts

284 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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David H said:
griffski said:
Tried a high temp adhesive from the company Agriemach which supplies the heat shield material, it was useless.

Then tried Evostick which has held for 2 years so far.




Exactly the same here


and me

bluebottle

3,498 posts

269 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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cln1 said:
No Nails

Colin.


I tried No More Nails last year after a similar thread, and it didnt work for me.
Once the car got up to temp the cab would fill with fumes from the glue getting too hot and after about 2 month the heat sheild fell off again

lig

215 posts

271 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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Evostic Impact adhesive...works fine...(well for the last 2 years and counting.....)

Lig.

mctavish

83 posts

279 months

Friday 28th April 2006
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I've got a new heat shield to fit to the bonnet, what sort of prep is required to the bonnet once the old sheild has been removed?

Rubbed with course abraisive to provide a good key or thinners or some other sort of cleaner?

bagpuss 996r

112 posts

252 months

Saturday 29th April 2006
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I used no nails plenty of it done 10,000 and still solid took bonnet off and
left to dry upsidedown for a day.

Phil Tudhope

101 posts

248 months

Saturday 29th April 2006
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I re-stuck my Griff underbonnet shielding with a high-temperature glue I got from Halfords. I read all the packets until I found one that was good for 200°C. It has worked fine.

Isn't evostick urea-based? If so, presumably it stinks like heck as it gets hot?

Phil