This is a urethane glue and it is really good stuff for all sorts of sealing and glueing tasks on flexible substrates. Not sure how different the seam sealer is from the glue. They look very similar. The only catch is that once you've opened a tube it doesn't last long. You can keep it in the freezer for a few months but that's it.
That is something to be careful about. However, we find that if you use some of the glue, you just need to squeeze the air out of the tube and it makes it much less likely to go off. As well as that, you can store it in the freezer.
Amazing stuff, I'm off to buy some in black to adhere a soft top car roof to the sliding roof spar that has detached. Can you tell me, is it polyurethane based adhesive?
I used it to glue a rubber patch to a technical nylon jacket so should be ok .I have also used it fix velcro onto a dogs nylon coat and a pvc domed brolly.As long as you allow that long curing time it stays put....its good stuff .
Yes. It will glue most things to most things. The Flexible Repair Adhesive would be best for your job. If you need to repair neoprene, I would suggest Neoprene Queen (www.stormsure.com/neoprene-queen-30g-tube.html
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This is a urethane glue and it is really good stuff for all sorts of sealing and glueing tasks on flexible substrates. Not sure how different the seam sealer is from the glue. They look very similar. The only catch is that once you've opened a tube it doesn't last long. You can keep it in the freezer for a few months but that's it.
That is something to be careful about. However, we find that if you use some of the glue, you just need to squeeze the air out of the tube and it makes it much less likely to go off. As well as that, you can store it in the freezer.
Great glue for fixing wellies rubber etc but there are better glues for rigid plastic and wood.. thanks for video.
Can it be layered on a sole. Add, leave dry, sand, add and leave dry?
Amazing stuff, I'm off to buy some in black to adhere a soft top car roof to the sliding roof spar that has detached.
Can you tell me, is it polyurethane based adhesive?
Yes it is polyurethane based.
Looks great . Would it bond a fabric/cloth badge to a motorbike textile jacket ?
I used it to glue a rubber patch to a technical nylon jacket so should be ok .I have also used it fix velcro onto a dogs nylon coat and a pvc domed brolly.As long as you allow that long curing time it stays put....its good stuff .
@@hydrotv2676 thank you Tracey 👍
Yes. It will glue most things to most things. The Flexible Repair Adhesive would be best for your job. If you need to repair neoprene, I would suggest Neoprene Queen (www.stormsure.com/neoprene-queen-30g-tube.html