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Subject Topic: How to stick polystyrene to aluminum shel Post Reply Post New Topic
20/7/2010 at 11:28am
 Location: Oxfordshire
 Outfit: Abi Sunstar 1993
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Hi,

We are in the middle of repairing our damp van - see other post (damp, damp & more damp).  We have stripped the wall bare back to the aluminum shell.  We are now ready to stick the new polystyrene back on, but with what?  Alot of the no nails glue is not suitable for polystyrene!  Any suggestions would be great.  Hubby cant crack on until we find out!!  lol



20/7/2010 at 11:44am
 Location: Newcastle
 Outfit: Outwell nevada M
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Hello

Evostick solvent free adhesive. You can get it in B&Q - I'm pretty sure some of the Fixed It Club guys recommended it.

Cheers, Kelly



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20/7/2010 at 12:00pm
 Location: Oxfordshire
 Outfit: Abi Sunstar 1993
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thanks kelly..hubby's just gone to buy some!


20/7/2010 at 2:28pm
 Location: Oxfordshire
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Do you just splosh bits of adhesive on or spread all over?  Only hubby has just used one whole tube sreading the area with it so its fully covered! I am thinking this is gonna be costly doing it this way!!


20/7/2010 at 5:16pm
 Location: Midlands
 Outfit: Mondeo Avondale Gram
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I usually make pretty patterns, Dollops in the corners, Then the centre and either add dollops in the middle of those or wavy lines.

Probably use way too much.



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20/7/2010 at 6:51pm
 Location:  Scotland
 Outfit: Bailey & Mondeo
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Hi
I used the solvent free and it was crap. It requires one surface to be porous and you don't have a true porous surface. I had to redo mine with sticks like sh*t which it did. I used this as advised ny evostick technical department I later found out that a main dealer repair center also use the sticks like sh*t. When doing damp repairs a little dearer at 6 pound a tube but worth it


20/7/2010 at 7:16pm
 Location: Nottingham
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I used Sikaflek 512 as this in how they are done from new, but the manufacturers may use another PU addeisive

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