What's a good glue for glueing fireglass plastic sheet (and it needs
to be waterproof)?

I need to glue a strip of sand back down a fibreglass valley gutter
for the mortar flaunching to bond to. Some parts of the sand strip
have come away whilst removing the old mortar flaunching.

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Andrew Gabriel

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What's a good glue for glueing fireglass plastic sheet (and it needs
to be waterproof)?

I need to glue a strip of sand back down a fibreglass valley gutter
for the mortar flaunching to bond to. Some parts of the sand strip
have come away whilst removing the old mortar flaunching.


Fibreglass is normally bonded with polyester resin.

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Rob Morley writes:
In article ,
says...
What's a good glue for glueing fireglass plastic sheet (and it needs
to be waterproof)?

I need to glue a strip of sand back down a fibreglass valley gutter
for the mortar flaunching to bond to. Some parts of the sand strip
have come away whilst removing the old mortar flaunching.

Fibreglass is normally bonded with polyester resin.

Thanks Rob.
Any product/trade names I should look for in the DIY sheds
or Screwfix (which I think is open on Sundays near me)?
It's not something I'm familiar with.

--
Andrew Gabriel

In article ,
says...
In article ,
Rob Morley writes:
In article ,
says...
What's a good glue for glueing fireglass plastic sheet (and it needs
to be waterproof)?

I need to glue a strip of sand back down a fibreglass valley gutter
for the mortar flaunching to bond to. Some parts of the sand strip
have come away whilst removing the old mortar flaunching.

Fibreglass is normally bonded with polyester resin.

Thanks Rob.
Any product/trade names I should look for in the DIY sheds
or Screwfix (which I think is open on Sundays near me)?
It's not something I'm familiar with.


Screwfix will do the sort you use for bonding fixings to stone, but
that's probably too thick for what you want. Car accessory places
should have fibreglass patching kits, which will come with thin resin,
or they might have the resin and hardener separately.

In article ,
Rob Morley writes:
Screwfix will do the sort you use for bonding fixings to stone, but
that's probably too thick for what you want. Car accessory places
should have fibreglass patching kits, which will come with thin resin,
or they might have the resin and hardener separately.

Cheers. Picked up some David's Fastglass polyester resin
from local car accessory shop.

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Andrew Gabriel

On 28 Aug 2005 12:20:48 GMT, (Andrew
Gabriel) wrote:

In article ,
Rob Morley writes:
In article ,
says...
What's a good glue for glueing fireglass plastic sheet (and it needs
to be waterproof)?

I need to glue a strip of sand back down a fibreglass valley gutter
for the mortar flaunching to bond to. Some parts of the sand strip
have come away whilst removing the old mortar flaunching.

Fibreglass is normally bonded with polyester resin.

Thanks Rob.
Any product/trade names I should look for in the DIY sheds
or Screwfix (which I think is open on Sundays near me)?
It's not something I'm familiar with.

From my experience building / fixing fibreglass real and model boats,
as long as the surface to be glued is clean, dry and maybe abraided,
any resin / epoxy type glues seem to work very well (5 min Epoxy used
to hold a 1.5hp, 2/, 20,000 rpm engine in my 50 mpg catamaran ok!)..
If you can get in there I might even try Gripfill (green, is that
supposed to be waterproof? .. and if not does the glue actually have
to be that 'waterproof'?).

All the best ..

T i m

On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:37:30 GMT, T i m wrote:

(5 min Epoxy used
to hold a 1.5hp, 2/, 20,000 rpm engine in my 50 mpg catamaran ok!)..

mph .. doh!

T i m ;-)

On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:39:56 GMT, T i m wrote:

On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:37:30 GMT, T i m wrote:

(5 min Epoxy used
to hold a 1.5hp, 2/, 20,000 rpm engine in my 50 mpg catamaran ok!)..

mph .. doh!

T i m ;-)


It's not err.... electric as well with a magic gearbox is it Tim? ;-)




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On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 19:57:26 +0100, Andy Hall
wrote:

On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:39:56 GMT, T i m wrote:

On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:37:30 GMT, T i m wrote:

(5 min Epoxy used
to hold a 1.5hp, 2/, 20,000 rpm engine in my 50 mpg catamaran ok!)..

mph .. doh!

T i m ;-)


It's not err.... electric as well with a magic gearbox is it Tim? ;-)

I did race electric boats but this one was pure IC (no weird hybrids
for me thankyou) ;-)

And it had a CVT .. it was called a propeller ;-)

All the best ..

T i m

On 28 Aug 2005 13:28:12 GMT, (Andrew
Gabriel) wrote:

Cheers. Picked up some David's Fastglass polyester resin
from local car accessory shop.

Hi,

Epoxy resin is best, have a trawl of rec.boats.building...

cheers,
Pete.