How strong is it?I want to glue the edge of 3" a plastic pvc pipe (5" long) to the flat surface of a pvc fence post for holding net pots for plants.
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Super weak! It is a caulk/sealant, not an adhesive. You can't glue anything. I found out the hard way, gluing 4 different things, and it failed miserably. It's an ok sealant caulk when you need food-safe.
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I used this fencing inside my wood fence to keep out rabbits. I did tie my tomatoes to it, and I think, as long as you have the trellis to attach it to, it should be strong enough.
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You'd have to be pretty strong. It is plastic with a little magnet on the end.
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I would not recommend this for fixing a plastic PC case. This does have a strong hold but it is meant for thermal applications. A standard plastic epoxy would work best for your situation.
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Yes, I think so. I used this net on 3x4x5' goal that I made out of PVC pipe
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We built a frame using 1/2 inch PVC pipe. The plastic was stretched over the pipe and secured with 1/2 in. snap clamps. Our greenhouse is shaped like a Quonset hut
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I would say no because, while it suited to its intended purpose it does have only so much tensile strength, it does stretch some when animals get caught up in it and have had to restring my wire a few times. It seems to be made of a softer aluminum that wouldn't stand up to vines hanging from the wire.
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No, it is not as rigid as a PVC pipe. It works well for aquarium tubing but will not perform as a cane.
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Clamps work less well with circular surfaces, so that may be the problem. I can't imagine that you would have a problem, but I understand your reluctance, given the return problem. I would say, just from looking at the clamp, that anything around three inches thick, and flat, not rounded, would be safe for this product, and it really does create a very firm hold. I have certainly had no problem.
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I purchased this wire hoping for something bendable like a paper clip. It was extremely stiff, and would probably work well as a push rod. The stuff was pretty inexpensive. Might be worth the $ to find out. Hope that helps.
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If it is for a fence, my husband says the post should work. We just use a metal pipe. We can not hammer deep into the ground as everywhere you dig is rocks, so ours is quite shallow.LD
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3M Spray adhesive. Strongest you can buy. Not sure it'd hold up if the metal was flexing a lot, but would work fine if the surface doesnt move.
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As strong as the plastic you are bonding to the metal if that makes since..I glued a plastic piece to a window with this stuff and it will not come off...make sure the pieces you are bonding are clean and dry then mix the glue together well. follow the directions on how long to wait till it sets up.
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I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's rather thick and stringy, I would try a spray adhesive, it would go on easily and it does have a good hold. Elmers has one, it's called craft bond.
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I say it is strong enough. But, since you're a bit worried. You are better off reinforce it use some packaging tapes.
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Its designed not to bond. You can use it to make a mold of a pvc object without fear of adhesion. What are you trying to do specifically? I may be able to further assist.
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I compared this glue product strength against PVC irrigation glue piping strength and went with the latter. With the product the test patch peeled away. With PVCit peeled away, but was ripping material and not just separating.