Graham_Wright
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Anybody know the basis of this Evo-stik adhesive please? Its claims to performance excellence are as impressive as its lack of available information.
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djh1962
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Hi ,
any pictures , more detail I cant see anything ?
any pictures , more detail I cant see anything ?
Graham_Wright
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Hi ,
any pictures , more detail I cant see anything ?
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Pardon?!!
I have used this adhesive and its claims seem justified (e.g. I cant clean the stuff off my scraper!). It claims to be usable on wet surfaces but the Evo-Stik (=Bostik?) website gives no constituent details. I wonder if it is a polyurethane based glue. The cartridge is coy in the extreme with details.
Hi ,
any pictures , more detail I cant see anything ?
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Pardon?!!
I have used this adhesive and its claims seem justified (e.g. I cant clean the stuff off my scraper!). It claims to be usable on wet surfaces but the Evo-Stik (=Bostik?) website gives no constituent details. I wonder if it is a polyurethane based glue. The cartridge is coy in the extreme with details.
sarabande
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there are DOZENS of Evostik / Bostik products in their adhesive range.
Which one have you used please ?
Which one have you used please ?
ningcompoop
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sarabande
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seriously well done.
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I was fooled by the original subtle approach....
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I was fooled by the original subtle approach....
Graham_Wright
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there are DOZENS of Evostik / Bostik products in their adhesive range.
Which one have you used please ?
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"Serious Stuff"!----honest, that's the name!
there are DOZENS of Evostik / Bostik products in their adhesive range.
Which one have you used please ?
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"Serious Stuff"!----honest, that's the name!
Graham_Wright
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Couldn't access that link;- needed to log in and I have no account.
But thanks anyway.
––––Perhaps you'd like to publish the relevant bits here if you have access>?
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Couldn't access that link;- needed to log in and I have no account.
But thanks anyway.
––––Perhaps you'd like to publish the relevant bits here if you have access>?
VicS
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Couldn't access that link
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Dont bother looking at the Bostik or Evostik website. ... Seriously crap website You'll find it under DIY "grab adhesives"
Couldn't access that link
[/ QUOTE ] Seriously just click on it.
Dont bother looking at the Bostik or Evostik website. ... Seriously crap website You'll find it under DIY "grab adhesives"
Graham_Wright
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Couldn't access that link
[/ QUOTE ] Seriously just click on it.
Dont bother looking at the Bostik or Evostik website. ... Seriously crap website You'll find it under DIY "grab adhesives"
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Found it but it still doesn't reveal what the adhesive is. I suspect it is polyurethane.
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Couldn't access that link
[/ QUOTE ] Seriously just click on it.
Dont bother looking at the Bostik or Evostik website. ... Seriously crap website You'll find it under DIY "grab adhesives"
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Found it but it still doesn't reveal what the adhesive is. I suspect it is polyurethane.
davidpbo
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Sometimes this is a wonderful web site for getting very detailed information.
doug748
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Never seen the stuff. Looks just the job for blagging up the holes in my old Avon. Is it expensive?
Talbot
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Looks like an interesting idea. Possibly for a come in handy draw or even emergency repairs with a hatch board.
Stoaty
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It is good stuff. Seriously. I used it 3 years ago to stick up new carpet head linings on a boat I was selling. I think you will need an angle grinder to get them down again. It does what it says on the tube.
Graham_Wright
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Found it but it still doesn't reveal what the adhesive is. I suspect it is polyurethane.
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O yes it does...near the top of the page... not polyurethane, but a silane polymer.
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Yes;- you're dead right;- thanks. I accessed a different page. Seems ideal for boaty stuff. One snag is it dries white (not transparent) which shows up on imperfect (= my) wood joints. But compared with West, for instance, so much more convenient and possibly stronger.
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Found it but it still doesn't reveal what the adhesive is. I suspect it is polyurethane.
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O yes it does...near the top of the page... not polyurethane, but a silane polymer.
web page
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Yes;- you're dead right;- thanks. I accessed a different page. Seems ideal for boaty stuff. One snag is it dries white (not transparent) which shows up on imperfect (= my) wood joints. But compared with West, for instance, so much more convenient and possibly stronger.
