no nails?

[IanC]

Does anyone know if this amazing stuff sticks on GRP - no nails is so handy around the house I wondered if anyone had used it for working inside a boat?

IanC

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[Andrew_Fanner]

I've used it to stick up lining, a sort of furry carpet like substance that had come down, OK so far after a year.

Still think traditional Evo Stik is better, although not in a cabin unless well ventilated, or you have a certain lassez faire attitude to your health/sanity.

The Sherrif said "Oooh the colours man" and was promptly horribly sick.



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[sailorman]

no nails is as Mr Ratner said is crap,
use the original Gripfix in a green tube

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[BarryH]

Oh aye it does. I used Gripfill to stick new battens to the cabin roof with it. Works out cheaper if you go to your builders merchant and buy a box of 6 tubes for 10 quid.

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[robind]

Grip-Fix everytime, its used on commercial GRP/wood installations with success

Rob

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[mrloudly]

"no nails is as Mr Ratner said is crap,
use the original Gripfix in a green tube"

Well said that man!! Wonderfull smell too!!

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