How do these Bob Smith CA glues compare to satelite city products??
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For the woods and synthetics I glue up, I find the satelite city cures better and stronger, I only have anecdotal evidence though. It could be the accelerator brands that I use are better matched with the hotstuff CA's. I like the prices and the convenience of amazon prime shipping but the last two orders have been for HS.
56192
Don't know satellite city products but Bob Smith is considered one of the best in the industry.
1980248
I just opened up some that has been on the shelf over 10 years, both cans 80% empty. Mixed some up and it cured hard w/excellent bond. A/B components were a bit thicker than new, but worked fine. Amazing stuff.
554642
The packaging and the bottle information do not address your questions. The website for Bob Smith Industries is www.bsi-inc.com and I would go there to ask.
1202874
The larger Round type (not the thin diameter). Works low and high temp. Great for general purpose where you need a lot of glue. I'm not using them for anything special purpose. I would buy them again.
1976804
The glue works but avoid glue on area that is not being glued. And need to apply pressure to part being glued together until dry. Unlike rubber glue for shoe or wet suit, apply on parts to be glued separately and let dry the press the two together for very strong bond. hope this help .
1932166
When it cures Bob it's almost like glass so trim it while it's soft. The good news is you have plenty of time to do that.Mineral spirits will have a negative effect on the integrity of the glue so use caution.
2184465
Not sure. They have several products. I would refer you to the stickyassglue.com website. You can email them direct for recommendations.They got back to me quickly.
1594938
Just used on my skylights one of which was high impact plastic carbonate. Worked fine on both.
1352778
Don't know, exactly, the answer to your question but I do know that this product will work a hell of a lot better than super glue and, for sure, better than poly glue (goop). If this does not work, not sure what will. Probably the best plastic glue I have tried.
385649
I'm not a chemist, I have no idea... I just know it WORKS --- only glue I use............
1562158
Numbers have a sticky side, much like electrical tape but not as thick. Adhesive seems to be good quality. You get a set of numbers with the kit. I live in Las Vegas and have seen quite a few of these. The numbers seem to hold up well. If placed in a sunny exposure, the frosted plastic will probably yellow faster (from UV).
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i have both i like the TERK best. the overall Finish is much better on the trek it is worth the higher cost that said they both work great but only on AM BAND on AM radios with not the best antennas they do not help much at all on very good radios like the SANGEAN pr-5 or pr-15 radios they both help all my other radios if you check my other reviews you will see some of my other models that they help
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Loctite Power Grab - Instant Grab All Purpose Interior Construction Adhesive is what we have used. We have also used it on plastic tiles and they are still up after a year and a half with no trouble. Dries clear you need to be pretty accurate when you apply but you do have a minute or two to readjust before it starts to set but you don't have to worry about holding them in place for any length of time they hold very well. We found this product in most hardware, lumber box stores and even Wal-Mart carries these tubes that work well in a caulk gun.
898955
Yes. I have used several different types of glue on my glass mosaic artwork, (which includes pins and other pieces of jewelry), and Beacon 527 is the best I've found.
1955165
it's useless crap, in my expereince. The strongest glue I've used, and why I now use all the time, is Araldite Standard.
447955
sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and 55K miles later. Good luck, I am glad I bought it, and would do the same thing again. It was "THE" answer. sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and... » Read More sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and 55K miles later. Good luck, I am glad I bought it, and would do the same thing again. It was "THE" answer. « Show Less
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I can't speak to the meguiars or chemical guys pads, but I really liked the 3M pads. I still use all of them and I've had the set for almost a year. The one downside to them would be if you don't have an orbital buffer that already has the Velcro on it. The Velcro applicator is good for one use, but the sticky backing quickly wears out. This really wasn't a problem for me as I just super glued it to my cheap black and decker buffer that I only use for waxing.