Adhesive for rubber PVC fender strip to GRP, CT1 was a recommendation??

[martin33100]

Hi, I have just re-sealed my hull to deck joint in a couple of places and as the original rubber fender strip is old and scratched up I may just buy some new fendering.
It looks like the old fendering was kept on with contact adhesive but someone suggested I could use some CT1 on the inside of the new fendering before it's fitted.
I have a few samples of fendering, some soft enough to use cold and some that need warm water, even if I use the one that needs warming I can blow the water droplets out with compressed air before applying the CT1.

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

 

[martin33100]

This is the fendering, it had the relief in the back for the GRP seam rivets so it's not really going to fall off.

 

[C08]

Nemesis Mighty Frame and Glazing Sealant from Screwfix is the stickiest stuff I have come across. I used it to bed in glass to a boat window alu section and then stick in the frame. Under £6 a tube and does not go off in the tube. CT1 is similar but not as good IMHO and more expensive but both miles better than Sikka products.
I have a strip of 50mm D section to fit around my bows and I am confident that the Nemesis will do this ok.

 

[duncan99210]

I used something of similar shape, albeit larger cross section, on the sugar scoop of my boat last year. Messy job but I used CT1 to stick it in place: the shape of the moulding holds it in place until the CT1 has had a chance to cure. I’d thought it would need a series of clamps to hold it in place until cured but the “stickiness” of gloop was more than enough to do the job.