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AussieNorts
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Posted: December-07-2011 at 1:46am |
Hi guys, I am just enquiring here if anyone has thoughts on appropriate glue to adhere the carpet trim to the fiberglass floor substrate? The contact adhesive I am using for the carpet does not seem have enough `grip` for the trim. I hope someone has some experience with this. Once again thanks for the help guys.
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Dreaming
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Hey Aussie,
"henry's 263" has been the recomendation here in the past. I am not sure where to get it, but the lesser grades are not waterproof, so you'll want to shop around til you find it :) |
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Chopper
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Steve,
What are you using.? I've never had any dramas with contact adheasive as long as it's applied correctly. |
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AussieNorts
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Chopper,
I have gotten myself a tube of Sika automotive adhesive sealant (the black super sticky stuff) just would be a little messy i think. I have not stick the trim down yet. I have the carpet all in there and it layed flat just not stuck down. The Henry`s glue that has been mentioned here is not available in Oz (as usual. So your contact adhesive your using do you have a brand name? I am using a drum that an upholsterer friend gave me. It worked great on the carpet. Steve |
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ChristinesMarine
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We use Weldwood HHR contact cement to glue down the rubber carpet trim and have not had a problem in 30+ years.
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