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TOPIC: Sticky glue
Sticky glue 13 years 5 months ago #48124
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I have a Gator that I stripped down and repainted. The ID tag is just heavy foil stamped. I managed to get the tag off in one piece but now what type of glue can I use to get it back on and hold?
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Re:Sticky glue 13 years 5 months ago #48126
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epoxy
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Re:Sticky glue 13 years 5 months ago #48135
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Gorilla Glue, 3M, Permatex all make a small epoxy glue kit with a two part syringe, mix in spray can lid or something small and spread it on with mixing stick. Just don't get it on your fingers! (Knew I should have worn my rubber gloves, tee hee.
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Re:Sticky glue 13 years 5 months ago #48156
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O-Tay. got some here at home. just didn't know if there was anything special to use for the wear and tear of water dipping.
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Re:Sticky glue 13 years 5 months ago #48270
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Also that 2 sided tape for automotive emblems works really good .
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