it is elf ears to a plastic crown.I am making a halloween costume. what glue or adhesive should i use when gluing rubber to plastic?
Krazzy glueI am making a halloween costume. what glue or adhesive should i use when gluing rubber to plastic?
Super glue or Crazy glue would probably work best.
They have this glue at like Home Depot that is in a spray can It's great !
Gorilla glue is the bomb. it sticks to almost anything, including rubber and plastic! i use it all of the time. just make sure that you use a damp rag to dampen the surfaces and then clamp them together for 4 hours. It will certainly make things easier!
glue gun???
I'd use good ol' rubber cement, but, hey, I'm kinda old fashioned.
It should hold elf ears okay and you may even be able to peel them off the crown for reuse some other time.
Most of the other answers seem pretty permanent...
Your going to have to find some gkue that doesn't rely on pores. That's all I can say.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Is it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
vulcanizing doesn't use glue of sorts but does use a cleaner to make sure you don't have air pockets when finished. vulcanizing is heating rubber to soft consistency and melting it together with another piece of rubber, usually under pressure so when you heat the rubber make sure you have a clamp that will cover the joint and create a good seam.Is it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
yes use an ultrasonic sealer or use heat
heat the sides to be stuck together apply pressure as it softens
a propane torch can be used
or a heat sealer on a food saverIs it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
yes... use your wife's iron... stick the ends on the iron... when they get soft... stick them together
Yes there is,,Use heat.hair combs
yes use an ultrasonic sealer or use heat
heat the sides to be stuck together apply pressure as it softens
a propane torch can be used
or a heat sealer on a food saverIs it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
yes... use your wife's iron... stick the ends on the iron... when they get soft... stick them together
Yes there is,,Use heat.
Is it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
You need something to eat into the rubber under heat between the items to be vulcanised. Otherwise you just melt away the rubber under the heating element and get no adhesion between the 2.
What sort of adhesive will hold the rubber feet onto the back of my computer?
There are little wells where the rubber feet were, but silicon didn't hold them at all.
The glue that remains from the factory is still sticky; reminiscent of rubber cement (although I should think rubber cement will not be at all strong enough).
The feet came off from a tight fitting carry case, otherwise they would probably still be on.
Thanks!What sort of adhesive will hold the rubber feet onto the back of my computer?
Contact cement.What sort of adhesive will hold the rubber feet onto the back of my computer?
If you have a Tap Plastics around, they sell those little rubber feet (bumpon's) with a peel and stick already on them, I think they are 3 or 4 cents apiece.
Liquid nails might do it if you get the kind that is all purpose. It will stick to anything. Just buy a tube of it at the hardware store and cut the tube open with a knife. Don't buy one of those stupid squeeze guns.
Try Gorilla Glue. That the brand name of it.
try gorilla glue,
The glue that remains from the factory is still sticky; reminiscent of rubber cement (although I should think rubber cement will not be at all strong enough).
The feet came off from a tight fitting carry case, otherwise they would probably still be on.
Thanks!What sort of adhesive will hold the rubber feet onto the back of my computer?
Contact cement.What sort of adhesive will hold the rubber feet onto the back of my computer?
If you have a Tap Plastics around, they sell those little rubber feet (bumpon's) with a peel and stick already on them, I think they are 3 or 4 cents apiece.
Liquid nails might do it if you get the kind that is all purpose. It will stick to anything. Just buy a tube of it at the hardware store and cut the tube open with a knife. Don't buy one of those stupid squeeze guns.
Try Gorilla Glue. That the brand name of it.
try gorilla glue,
Can anyone name some other adhesive materials that are safe and non toxic other than rubber cement?
but comparable to rubber cement and water proof ?Can anyone name some other adhesive materials that are safe and non toxic other than rubber cement?
Casein-based glues---the white, creamy types. Casein is milk protein.
Casein-based glues---the white, creamy types. Casein is milk protein.
I am making a halloween costume. what glue or adhesive should i use when gluing rubber to plastic?
it is elf ears to a plastic crown.I am making a halloween costume. what glue or adhesive should i use when gluing rubber to plastic?
you should use the gorilla glue,
you should use the gorilla glue,
Is it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
tell me when you have been told
I have a popup camper. The rubber seal around the top needs to be reattached. What's the best adhesive to use?
Gorilla Glue, it's urethane.I have a popup camper. The rubber seal around the top needs to be reattached. What's the best adhesive to use?
You could use a silcone based caulk/adveshive, but exterior ';Liquid Nails'; (any decent brand name) will do and last probably as long as the camper will, plus if you have to do any paint touch up the LN allows that.
Rev. StevenI have a popup camper. The rubber seal around the top needs to be reattached. What's the best adhesive to use?
silicon will work; or really good super glue. But your local parts store should have a specialized glue that will hold longer. But whatever you use, be sure and clean the seal area very good with rubbing alcohol before applying any adheasive.
3M weatherstrip adhesive is made just for that particulaer application. it's in a black tube at your local auto parts store. a thin coat on the mounting surface and a thin coat on the rubber---worth the extra few pennies
ELMERS GLUE OR BOND-OOOOOOOOO
How about 3M Weatherstrip adhesive. Last for years and works perfectly. Liquid Nails? NO WAY! Elmer' Glue? Nope!
Should be at your local auto parts store!
Use rubber cement. Put a thin coat on the seal and on the mating surface on the camper top. Let it dry! Once dry (about 15 minutes), carefully press the seal back in place.
Don't use Elmer's Glue as it won't stick! The silicone compounds might work but take a long time to cure. Liquid Nails is for mounting panelling or drywall and dries fairly hard and may damage the rubber.hair combs
You could use a silcone based caulk/adveshive, but exterior ';Liquid Nails'; (any decent brand name) will do and last probably as long as the camper will, plus if you have to do any paint touch up the LN allows that.
Rev. StevenI have a popup camper. The rubber seal around the top needs to be reattached. What's the best adhesive to use?
silicon will work; or really good super glue. But your local parts store should have a specialized glue that will hold longer. But whatever you use, be sure and clean the seal area very good with rubbing alcohol before applying any adheasive.
3M weatherstrip adhesive is made just for that particulaer application. it's in a black tube at your local auto parts store. a thin coat on the mounting surface and a thin coat on the rubber---worth the extra few pennies
ELMERS GLUE OR BOND-OOOOOOOOO
How about 3M Weatherstrip adhesive. Last for years and works perfectly. Liquid Nails? NO WAY! Elmer' Glue? Nope!
Should be at your local auto parts store!
Use rubber cement. Put a thin coat on the seal and on the mating surface on the camper top. Let it dry! Once dry (about 15 minutes), carefully press the seal back in place.
Don't use Elmer's Glue as it won't stick! The silicone compounds might work but take a long time to cure. Liquid Nails is for mounting panelling or drywall and dries fairly hard and may damage the rubber.
I have rubber valve cover gaskets it says to use a little adhesive to hold gasket to cover.what type do i use?
The rubber gasket was designed to seal without the use of sealants. The reason that they're telling you to use a few dots of adhesive is to hold it still while you place it and bolt it down.Try this first. Insert the bolts through the cover and gasket. If the bolts fit tight into the gasket holes, then that's all you need to hold it in place while you snug them up then tighten them. If that don't do it then just go back to plan A. put a few small dots of adhesive on the cover and fit the gasket. Let it set for a little while so it will stick when you turn it upright for installation.I have rubber valve cover gaskets it says to use a little adhesive to hold gasket to cover.what type do i use?
Permagasket. As the answer before mine indicates you need to use the adhesive to hold it in place while you install the valve covers back on.I have rubber valve cover gaskets it says to use a little adhesive to hold gasket to cover.what type do i use?
Permatex RTV Black, that stuff is flexible, yet strong as cement. I used it to seal an oil pan (that I then had to remove the next day, Doh!), and I totally F*ed up the oil pan prying it off because the RTV had such a hold on it! I even used a razor blade to slice as much of it as possible and lessen it's grip
You buy it at the car parts store.It's something made for that.Rubber gasket adhevsive.Just ask them.I'm a girl and I bought some and used it.It was blue glue.
gasket adhesive
You can use a gasket adhesive. It's like purple in color. Or you can use contact cement. It's just so the gasket stays in place until you tighten the bolts. The rubber gasket seals it.
dowcorning
Use the high temp instant gasket. Use more than just a little, put a very thin line of it over the whole head and then put the gasket and valve cover on, you don't want LEAKS!
Permagasket. As the answer before mine indicates you need to use the adhesive to hold it in place while you install the valve covers back on.I have rubber valve cover gaskets it says to use a little adhesive to hold gasket to cover.what type do i use?
Permatex RTV Black, that stuff is flexible, yet strong as cement. I used it to seal an oil pan (that I then had to remove the next day, Doh!), and I totally F*ed up the oil pan prying it off because the RTV had such a hold on it! I even used a razor blade to slice as much of it as possible and lessen it's grip
You buy it at the car parts store.It's something made for that.Rubber gasket adhevsive.Just ask them.I'm a girl and I bought some and used it.It was blue glue.
gasket adhesive
You can use a gasket adhesive. It's like purple in color. Or you can use contact cement. It's just so the gasket stays in place until you tighten the bolts. The rubber gasket seals it.
dowcorning
Use the high temp instant gasket. Use more than just a little, put a very thin line of it over the whole head and then put the gasket and valve cover on, you don't want LEAKS!
Differences between Acrylic and rubber-based adhesives?
At my place of work, we use white velcro with a rubber-based adhesive on the back. We want to carry black velcro with this same adhesive, but the Black velcro only comes from our supplier in an acrylic-based adhesive.
Would there be any noticeable differences between the two?
We use the adhesive side on leather and plastic for the most part.Differences between Acrylic and rubber-based adhesives?
you would need to test the adhesive, on the products that you will apply them to. acrylic is a resin and water based adhesive ...it might become slimy and slide on plastics....
contact 3m.. their techs have done research on this subject....Differences between Acrylic and rubber-based adhesives?
I expect that the rubber based adhesive might bond better to plastics while the acrylic will be better on leather, but that is just a guess.
I guess you don't know that ';plastic'; could mean kevlar, styrofoam or saran wrap and that the properties are totally different between them?
I expect that acrylic will have better oxidation / weathering / aging / temperature discoloration resistance, too. And should remain more flexible at low temperatures.
The rubber based adhesive (hot melt?) may have better creep resistance. And should be lower cost.
So. you need to test them for creep, especially at your product's upper temperature limit.
And you need to check adhesion on the ';plastics'; you bond to. Be sure to use the same cleaning (or non-cleaning) methods you use in the factory since surface clenliness will influence results.
Both creep and adhesion can be checked by putting a weight on the one side of the velcro and seeing if there is a huge difference in which adhesive can carry:
1. more weight (for adhesive strength)
2. a weight for longer time (for creep at elevated temperature)
You can use 10%, 50% or 90% of the weight that the bond fails at in 1 for the load on 2. I'd use the same weight for both the acrylic and the rubber loads in 2 and 50% of the rubber's failure load (if thats pretty aggressive).
If the failure load is way more than what forces you know the strap must handle --- {Q: you and I are in the woods and suddenly a grizzly bear starts chasing us. How fast do I have to run to get away from the bear? A: just a bit faster than you ;p } since I expect the velcro will be the weakest link all the adhesive has to do is be stronger by a safe margin and not creep again when loaded with a litle bit extra. What's a safe margin? It all depends. for real world (rather than green house applications) I'd use a factor of 3x. But it could be as low as 1.5X or as high as 10X depending on the consequences of failure.
HTH
BTW, acrylic pressure sensitive IS rubber (probably - - unless its reactive) but you meant a synthetic or natural hydrocarbon rubber I assume. doesn't matter.
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Sophie is correct a good tech service call should answer some of your questions. Your vendor may need to call his/her adhesive vendors but just ask for the creep resistance of each adhesive, adhesion to leather (this isn't straighforward since most leather is coated) and adhesion to the ';plastics'; you bond to. Peel adhesion is better than shear adhesion, but getting both would be best.
Would there be any noticeable differences between the two?
We use the adhesive side on leather and plastic for the most part.Differences between Acrylic and rubber-based adhesives?
you would need to test the adhesive, on the products that you will apply them to. acrylic is a resin and water based adhesive ...it might become slimy and slide on plastics....
contact 3m.. their techs have done research on this subject....Differences between Acrylic and rubber-based adhesives?
I expect that the rubber based adhesive might bond better to plastics while the acrylic will be better on leather, but that is just a guess.
I guess you don't know that ';plastic'; could mean kevlar, styrofoam or saran wrap and that the properties are totally different between them?
I expect that acrylic will have better oxidation / weathering / aging / temperature discoloration resistance, too. And should remain more flexible at low temperatures.
The rubber based adhesive (hot melt?) may have better creep resistance. And should be lower cost.
So. you need to test them for creep, especially at your product's upper temperature limit.
And you need to check adhesion on the ';plastics'; you bond to. Be sure to use the same cleaning (or non-cleaning) methods you use in the factory since surface clenliness will influence results.
Both creep and adhesion can be checked by putting a weight on the one side of the velcro and seeing if there is a huge difference in which adhesive can carry:
1. more weight (for adhesive strength)
2. a weight for longer time (for creep at elevated temperature)
You can use 10%, 50% or 90% of the weight that the bond fails at in 1 for the load on 2. I'd use the same weight for both the acrylic and the rubber loads in 2 and 50% of the rubber's failure load (if thats pretty aggressive).
If the failure load is way more than what forces you know the strap must handle --- {Q: you and I are in the woods and suddenly a grizzly bear starts chasing us. How fast do I have to run to get away from the bear? A: just a bit faster than you ;p } since I expect the velcro will be the weakest link all the adhesive has to do is be stronger by a safe margin and not creep again when loaded with a litle bit extra. What's a safe margin? It all depends. for real world (rather than green house applications) I'd use a factor of 3x. But it could be as low as 1.5X or as high as 10X depending on the consequences of failure.
HTH
BTW, acrylic pressure sensitive IS rubber (probably - - unless its reactive) but you meant a synthetic or natural hydrocarbon rubber I assume. doesn't matter.
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Sophie is correct a good tech service call should answer some of your questions. Your vendor may need to call his/her adhesive vendors but just ask for the creep resistance of each adhesive, adhesion to leather (this isn't straighforward since most leather is coated) and adhesion to the ';plastics'; you bond to. Peel adhesion is better than shear adhesion, but getting both would be best.
How can i remove the adhesives from rubber without destroying it.?
I have some magnetized souvenir items and the backings have come off. There are still some adhesive stuck on them. How can I remove them.How can i remove the adhesives from rubber without destroying it.?
Put Goo Gone on a Q-Tip and rub well. The glue should come off. Then wipe the Goo Gone and glue residue of with a cotton ball that's been wet with rubbing alcohol. Goo Gone can be purchased at Wal-Mart.How can i remove the adhesives from rubber without destroying it.?
We use Goof Off.
goo-be-gone at target
Try spraying with wd-40
gasoline.
Buy some Goo-Be-Gone at Wal-Mart!@~
W.D. 40
Try ';Goo Gone';. I removes crayon marks, lipstick, makeup and stickers.
vaseline and a hair dryer
you can try sanding... that way your in control of what your removing. If your just trying to get it flat so you can re-adhesive that would be the best way. When reattaching use spray adhesive, very light coating if it's the flat souvenirs. If something heavier... maybe use a glue gun
Best of luck with your fix
Put Goo Gone on a Q-Tip and rub well. The glue should come off. Then wipe the Goo Gone and glue residue of with a cotton ball that's been wet with rubbing alcohol. Goo Gone can be purchased at Wal-Mart.How can i remove the adhesives from rubber without destroying it.?
We use Goof Off.
goo-be-gone at target
Try spraying with wd-40
gasoline.
Buy some Goo-Be-Gone at Wal-Mart!@~
W.D. 40
Try ';Goo Gone';. I removes crayon marks, lipstick, makeup and stickers.
vaseline and a hair dryer
you can try sanding... that way your in control of what your removing. If your just trying to get it flat so you can re-adhesive that would be the best way. When reattaching use spray adhesive, very light coating if it's the flat souvenirs. If something heavier... maybe use a glue gun
Best of luck with your fix
How do you get dental adhesive off the roof of your mouth? It's like rubber cement!?
Dental adhesive? Like Fixodent? I recommend using toothpaste, and nothing else, except maybe vegetable or olive oil. The oil may break down the adhesive. Don't use baby oil or anything other that cooking oils. Apply oil to a cotton ball or Q-tip and gently rub on the area.How do you get dental adhesive off the roof of your mouth? It's like rubber cement!?
You need to use your fingers and pull it off.
You need to use your fingers and pull it off.
Rubber adhesive under bedliner?
so i have a 05 silverado its in brand new condition and it has a drop in bed liner but the old people who owned it before me put rubber adhesive on the bed rails under the liner and spread it through out the whole bed floor and i want it all off so i can put a rhino liner in ive tried a heat gun a little bit of aceton bondo spreader and elbow grease nothing has worked but an old fashioned razor blade but if i go too deep it scratches the like new paint any suggestions i can send pics to anyone who pms me thank you!Rubber adhesive under bedliner?
you may have to sand the whole bed clear to the metal to get it all off.
Then start all over, primer and paint it again.
eww sucks to be you. but it would be a nice winter project.Rubber adhesive under bedliner?
Hi
A skill saw can be set to just nearly touches the metal. Or a depth router can make small pieces too.
if your putting spray in liner in it the bed has to be scuffed anyway. scratch away. Spray in bedliners don't come out without a chisel, brand new paint is not gonna matter.
You don't have to do any painting, the bed liner essentially is the paint.hair combs
you may have to sand the whole bed clear to the metal to get it all off.
Then start all over, primer and paint it again.
eww sucks to be you. but it would be a nice winter project.Rubber adhesive under bedliner?
Hi
A skill saw can be set to just nearly touches the metal. Or a depth router can make small pieces too.
if your putting spray in liner in it the bed has to be scuffed anyway. scratch away. Spray in bedliners don't come out without a chisel, brand new paint is not gonna matter.
You don't have to do any painting, the bed liner essentially is the paint.
What will bond rubber to rubber what would be the best adhesive?
Contact Cement or go to a Landscape Store and get the adhesive they use for the neoprene liners for fish ponds and water features.What will bond rubber to rubber what would be the best adhesive?
to to a pool store where they sell pool repair adhesive it will come with plastic to it's for repairing plastic pools its said to not use the item for 24 hours to bond right I use it for repairing all kinds of stuff like my floaties and pool and rubber thangs, find your local pool place in the web phone directoryWhat will bond rubber to rubber what would be the best adhesive?
they make a rubber to rubber cement...ask what roofing companies are using for rubber roofs...
Contact cement or rubber glue, or gorilla glue.
to to a pool store where they sell pool repair adhesive it will come with plastic to it's for repairing plastic pools its said to not use the item for 24 hours to bond right I use it for repairing all kinds of stuff like my floaties and pool and rubber thangs, find your local pool place in the web phone directoryWhat will bond rubber to rubber what would be the best adhesive?
they make a rubber to rubber cement...ask what roofing companies are using for rubber roofs...
Contact cement or rubber glue, or gorilla glue.
Do anybody know about adhesive formulation for rubber to metal bonding?
rubber to metal adhesive formulationDo anybody know about adhesive formulation for rubber to metal bonding?
You will need a coupling agent. I would recommend silanes, in particular, 3-mercaptopropyl trimethoxysilane,
HS-CH2-CH2-CH2-Si(OCH3)3.
It is available from ShinEtsu as product KBM-803. The coupling agent can be attached to natural or synthetic rubber unsaturations via the mercapto group. The silane group improves adhesion to metals and glass.Do anybody know about adhesive formulation for rubber to metal bonding?
The Adhesive Depend a lot on the type of rubber you what to Bond with metal, You could get a lot information from Lords Chemical , they make many kind of Adhesives. but if you bee more specific, i might be able to help
You will need a coupling agent. I would recommend silanes, in particular, 3-mercaptopropyl trimethoxysilane,
HS-CH2-CH2-CH2-Si(OCH3)3.
It is available from ShinEtsu as product KBM-803. The coupling agent can be attached to natural or synthetic rubber unsaturations via the mercapto group. The silane group improves adhesion to metals and glass.Do anybody know about adhesive formulation for rubber to metal bonding?
The Adhesive Depend a lot on the type of rubber you what to Bond with metal, You could get a lot information from Lords Chemical , they make many kind of Adhesives. but if you bee more specific, i might be able to help
What is the best adhesive to use to attach rubber mat to pre war car running boards ?
A good contact cement coat both surfaces and let them get tacky before assembly.What is the best adhesive to use to attach rubber mat to pre war car running boards ?
Duck tapeWhat is the best adhesive to use to attach rubber mat to pre war car running boards ?
Contact cement is what was used at the factory. That is the best.
Duck tapeWhat is the best adhesive to use to attach rubber mat to pre war car running boards ?
Contact cement is what was used at the factory. That is the best.
Can anyone name some other adhesive materials that are safe and non toxic other than rubber cement?
but comparable to rubber cement and water proof ?Can anyone name some other adhesive materials that are safe and non toxic other than rubber cement?
silicone.
silicone.
I am looking for foam rubber, adhesive backed, sealing tape, 3/8 in. thick x 2 in. wide that is in roll length
I am using the tape to seal sea-land boxes and sometimes trailers.I am looking for foam rubber, adhesive backed, sealing tape, 3/8 in. thick x 2 in. wide that is in roll length
check the closest hardware store or marina.hair combs
check the closest hardware store or marina.
What is a fast drying adhesive for rubber tile flooring?
GLUE?What is a fast drying adhesive for rubber tile flooring?
mastic my husband is a tile man he said mastic glueWhat is a fast drying adhesive for rubber tile flooring?
Whether you use ';self stick'; or not, I've always used ';Henry's'; glue No.5 from Home Depot. This can be used on any surface and always worked good for me.
Rubber tile? Definitely DONT use mastic. Any thin spread tile adhesive should do (Henry's definitely makes a good one), but check with the manufacturer of the tile for their recommendations on adhesive. If you don't use the glue that the manufacturer calls for, it may void your warranty.
mastic my husband is a tile man he said mastic glueWhat is a fast drying adhesive for rubber tile flooring?
Whether you use ';self stick'; or not, I've always used ';Henry's'; glue No.5 from Home Depot. This can be used on any surface and always worked good for me.
Rubber tile? Definitely DONT use mastic. Any thin spread tile adhesive should do (Henry's definitely makes a good one), but check with the manufacturer of the tile for their recommendations on adhesive. If you don't use the glue that the manufacturer calls for, it may void your warranty.
Is it possible to vulcanize two pieces of rubber together without the aid of adhesive?
Vulcanization is accomplished with heat and sulfur. Adhesives aren't generally part of it.
What is the best adhesive to use to attach suede or leather to rubber.?
I have purchased a pair of suede soles that I want to glue to my rubber soled dance shoes. What is the best glue to use. The shoe soles are very flat.What is the best adhesive to use to attach suede or leather to rubber.?
Use a polychloroprene based contact cement ( adhesive). Wipe the leather part with a solvent ( you could even use a solvent based nail enamel remover). Apply the adhesive on the leather part and also on the sole. let it dry a bit ..it will turn tacky. Press together and put under pressure. It shall do the trick.What is the best adhesive to use to attach suede or leather to rubber.?
Someone was talking about a special glue for shoes the other day called Shoe Goo, it was for gluing the soles back onto shoes.
Use an epoxy - brush each side - wait the recomended time and carefully bring together - make sure everythings lined up as you may not get a second chance to do so. Do NOT use Gorilla glue as it expands when drying
Use a polychloroprene based contact cement ( adhesive). Wipe the leather part with a solvent ( you could even use a solvent based nail enamel remover). Apply the adhesive on the leather part and also on the sole. let it dry a bit ..it will turn tacky. Press together and put under pressure. It shall do the trick.What is the best adhesive to use to attach suede or leather to rubber.?
Someone was talking about a special glue for shoes the other day called Shoe Goo, it was for gluing the soles back onto shoes.
Use an epoxy - brush each side - wait the recomended time and carefully bring together - make sure everythings lined up as you may not get a second chance to do so. Do NOT use Gorilla glue as it expands when drying
What is the best way to repair rubber souls on work boots using an adhesive\glue? One has started to split.?
Looking for a way to save my favorite work boots without having to buy new ones. The soul (rubber) on the bottom of one boot has begun to split (1/2';), yet the condition of soul overall is very good. Hoping and adhesive like glue orsome other means will help mend problem. Help!What is the best way to repair rubber souls on work boots using an adhesive\glue? One has started to split.?
super glue and/or Gorilla GlueWhat is the best way to repair rubber souls on work boots using an adhesive\glue? One has started to split.?
Contact Cement, or an epoxy will work the best. Contact cement is what is used to adhere the soles to the uppers. Make sure the adhesive, what ever you use is completely set before you try to wear them again.
Use some Shoe Goo. You can get it at most skateboard shops. Some hardware stores have it as well.
A shoe repair shop can fix it as well.
I say Gorilla Glue. Make sure you wipe it though! It foams up.hair combs
super glue and/or Gorilla GlueWhat is the best way to repair rubber souls on work boots using an adhesive\glue? One has started to split.?
Contact Cement, or an epoxy will work the best. Contact cement is what is used to adhere the soles to the uppers. Make sure the adhesive, what ever you use is completely set before you try to wear them again.
Use some Shoe Goo. You can get it at most skateboard shops. Some hardware stores have it as well.
A shoe repair shop can fix it as well.
I say Gorilla Glue. Make sure you wipe it though! It foams up.
What is a permanent adhesive to adhere leather to foam rubber?
I am attempting to reupholster a molded bar stool.What is a permanent adhesive to adhere leather to foam rubber?
Gorilla Glue is super strong and sticks to anything. It is also flexible.What is a permanent adhesive to adhere leather to foam rubber?
Go to michaels or any craft store and ask for leather glue. They do have it. This is the stuff you should use.
http://www.dickblick.com/zz238/73a/?wmcp鈥?/a>
http://www.3m.com/product/information/Ma鈥?/a>
This would be permanent, for sure.
Freakin' permanent.
Gorilla Glue is super strong and sticks to anything. It is also flexible.What is a permanent adhesive to adhere leather to foam rubber?
Go to michaels or any craft store and ask for leather glue. They do have it. This is the stuff you should use.
http://www.dickblick.com/zz238/73a/?wmcp鈥?/a>
http://www.3m.com/product/information/Ma鈥?/a>
This would be permanent, for sure.
Freakin' permanent.
What is the best process for getting the left over adhesive from the rubber molding off ...?
of a 92 Buick Roadmaster?What is the best process for getting the left over adhesive from the rubber molding off ...?
Auto paint %26amp; body supply store sell special rubber wheel to go on a drill made to take off stripes and left over adhesive with out damaging the paint or you can buy adhesive remover and a lot of elbow work and blisters on your finger tips !!!
Auto paint %26amp; body supply store sell special rubber wheel to go on a drill made to take off stripes and left over adhesive with out damaging the paint or you can buy adhesive remover and a lot of elbow work and blisters on your finger tips !!!
What adhesive to use to glue rubber seal on oven door?
My oven door rubber seal starts to come off. Any idea of adhesive that will do the job that is available in the market (high temperature and non-toxic) Hopefully it is available in Australia. ThanksWhat adhesive to use to glue rubber seal on oven door?
If you have a local appliance store,( the type of store that only sells and repairs appliances), they should have the exact stuff made for that exact purpose.What adhesive to use to glue rubber seal on oven door?
They make a high temp epoxy that comes in a syringe type device that has 2 tubes on it..When you dispense it on a piece of cardboard etc..you mix the two together (it is a catylist and a hardener)...This will do the job...Cost about 5.00 usd...
If you have a local appliance store,( the type of store that only sells and repairs appliances), they should have the exact stuff made for that exact purpose.What adhesive to use to glue rubber seal on oven door?
They make a high temp epoxy that comes in a syringe type device that has 2 tubes on it..When you dispense it on a piece of cardboard etc..you mix the two together (it is a catylist and a hardener)...This will do the job...Cost about 5.00 usd...
What are the examples of adhesive solvent aside from rubber cement?
i mean an adhesive solvent that can be used in making a structural board... i appreciate any serious answers.. tnxWhat are the examples of adhesive solvent aside from rubber cement?
What is the material to be stuck together?
Two pack epoxy resin will stick most things together as long as both surfaces are clean, grease free and have no loose particles on them. Rust or dust, that sort of thing. Epoxy will also stick different materials together. Rubber to metal, or metal to glass. If you are gluing wood, then just go for some wood glue such as PVA. If it is structural, you could also add screws, nails or rivets.
My Lotus Elise chassis was extruded aluminium which was then glued and riveted. The rivets were there only to add extra strength in the event of an accident.
What is the material to be stuck together?
Two pack epoxy resin will stick most things together as long as both surfaces are clean, grease free and have no loose particles on them. Rust or dust, that sort of thing. Epoxy will also stick different materials together. Rubber to metal, or metal to glass. If you are gluing wood, then just go for some wood glue such as PVA. If it is structural, you could also add screws, nails or rivets.
My Lotus Elise chassis was extruded aluminium which was then glued and riveted. The rivets were there only to add extra strength in the event of an accident.
How do I remove adhesive glue from rubber without ruining the rubber?
I put a velcro strip on my cell phone to attatch it to the dashboard of my car. but the adhesive did not work and the velcro seems to be still wet and slippery. How do I remove it?How do I remove adhesive glue from rubber without ruining the rubber?
product called goo-be-gone in the house wares department of superstores like k-mart wal-mart meijer it removes stuff that even Windex wont.How do I remove adhesive glue from rubber without ruining the rubber?
I'm pretty sure you can get it off with some adhesive remover. They make a bunch of different kinds, it works sort of of like paint remover. Often times they are made by the same manufacturers. There are toxic and non-toxic glue removers. Many of these products are very job specific. Read the labels carefully.
Hope it works out for you!
lighter fluid works, that and just rub till its gonehair combs
product called goo-be-gone in the house wares department of superstores like k-mart wal-mart meijer it removes stuff that even Windex wont.How do I remove adhesive glue from rubber without ruining the rubber?
I'm pretty sure you can get it off with some adhesive remover. They make a bunch of different kinds, it works sort of of like paint remover. Often times they are made by the same manufacturers. There are toxic and non-toxic glue removers. Many of these products are very job specific. Read the labels carefully.
Hope it works out for you!
lighter fluid works, that and just rub till its gone
How do I get adhesive off of rubber weatherstrip?
The guy who previously owned my car, stuck something on the rubber weatherstrip on the driver's side door then tore it off when he sold the car. I now have a bunch of very visible adhesive there which I'm trying to remove. Any suggestions?How do I get adhesive off of rubber weatherstrip?
paint thinner , or adhesive removerHow do I get adhesive off of rubber weatherstrip?
There is a product out there called Goo Gone.it removes gum, grease,tar,asphalt,sticker,label,tape residue,oil,lipstick,shoe polish,scuff marks,kitchen grease ,fresh paint,crayon,soap scum,bumper stickers,masking tape.......................on or in carpets,hair,upholstery,clothing,leather鈥?hands,appliances,vinyl,wood, draperies,auto's and boats,fiberglass. I'm reading this off of the applicator bottle. This can be purchased at a harware store for about 2-3 bucks.The bottle says it contains petroleum distillate and need very little amount to do the job and not to saturate area as it will losen the glue bond between some carpets and backing . I have used it to remove stickers of appliances and glass with great success.
A tiny bit of Zippo lighter fluid on a paper towel will take it right off. You could also use a product called goo-gone, but I suspect you probably have a tin of lighter fluid laying around the house somewhere. Look way in the back on top of the fridge.
Be very careful so you don't damage the weather stripping. Try hot soapy water or a little vinegar. Try to stay away from any solvents or alcohol as they will degrade the rubber. Hope this helps.
paint thinner , or adhesive removerHow do I get adhesive off of rubber weatherstrip?
There is a product out there called Goo Gone.it removes gum, grease,tar,asphalt,sticker,label,tape residue,oil,lipstick,shoe polish,scuff marks,kitchen grease ,fresh paint,crayon,soap scum,bumper stickers,masking tape.......................on or in carpets,hair,upholstery,clothing,leather鈥?hands,appliances,vinyl,wood, draperies,auto's and boats,fiberglass. I'm reading this off of the applicator bottle. This can be purchased at a harware store for about 2-3 bucks.The bottle says it contains petroleum distillate and need very little amount to do the job and not to saturate area as it will losen the glue bond between some carpets and backing . I have used it to remove stickers of appliances and glass with great success.
A tiny bit of Zippo lighter fluid on a paper towel will take it right off. You could also use a product called goo-gone, but I suspect you probably have a tin of lighter fluid laying around the house somewhere. Look way in the back on top of the fridge.
Be very careful so you don't damage the weather stripping. Try hot soapy water or a little vinegar. Try to stay away from any solvents or alcohol as they will degrade the rubber. Hope this helps.
What is the best adhesive on shoe rubber when applying Crytals?
I am trying to add foiled flat back crystal 4mm to the outside rubber sole of my daughters shoes. They keep falling off and nothing seems to be keeping them on help! I have use Gem Tac, Flip Flop Glue, E6000.What is the best adhesive on shoe rubber when applying Crytals?
I am thinking the glue is not your problem.
If the rubber part of the shoe bends at all it would pop them off.
If you would like to try another glue, try Aleenes clear tacky. It will have some ';give'; to it and help the crystals stay on the shoe when it flexes.
The only other possibility I can think of would be Hot Glue. Sorry I am not of more help. Good luck.What is the best adhesive on shoe rubber when applying Crytals?
The problem is, you are actually gluing the foil, not the crystals. I truly don't know of any glue that will keep crystals on the edges of an active child's shoe. This site might give you some help.
http://www.thistothat.com/index.shtml
heh, try to use sandpaper, rough stuff on the center, and mix some 2 part epoxy, and mix it fast, clam it together with a vice or something, as to apply a lot of pressure, and let it set for a day or two. i dont know what you mean by crystals, but epoxy is extremly strong, if all else fails, use gorilla glue or duck tape
I am thinking the glue is not your problem.
If the rubber part of the shoe bends at all it would pop them off.
If you would like to try another glue, try Aleenes clear tacky. It will have some ';give'; to it and help the crystals stay on the shoe when it flexes.
The only other possibility I can think of would be Hot Glue. Sorry I am not of more help. Good luck.What is the best adhesive on shoe rubber when applying Crytals?
The problem is, you are actually gluing the foil, not the crystals. I truly don't know of any glue that will keep crystals on the edges of an active child's shoe. This site might give you some help.
http://www.thistothat.com/index.shtml
heh, try to use sandpaper, rough stuff on the center, and mix some 2 part epoxy, and mix it fast, clam it together with a vice or something, as to apply a lot of pressure, and let it set for a day or two. i dont know what you mean by crystals, but epoxy is extremly strong, if all else fails, use gorilla glue or duck tape
How do i remove adhesive from my rubber sole shoe?
Spray with WD-40, let is soak then wipe off...How do i remove adhesive from my rubber sole shoe?
agua oxinadaHow do i remove adhesive from my rubber sole shoe?
You don't say what kind of adhesive so I am going to make an asumption that it's the sticky gel type. Most adhesives will return to a more liquid state with heat so there are two things you can try.
1) Hold the shoe under a stream of HOT running water for a few mintues then take a rough cloth (like an old wash rag) and wipe in one direction to remove the adhesive. Or, if that doesn't work....
2) Place a double layer of paper towels over the adhesive on the shoe. Over that, place a thin towel or old t-shirt. Then take an iron (set on the highest level) and run the iron over the area several times. This should make the adhesive liquid enough that it is absorbed in the paper towels and therefore removed from the shoe. Check the paper towels often and replace as needed until all the adhesive is removed.
Hope that helps!
Try Goo Gone. It works so good.
Once you have a bottle of it...you will use it often.
Here is their web site. Click on it to see where you can find it in your area.
http://www.googone.com/buy.aspx
goo gone. It comes in a spray that you can easily spray on let set a min and scrub off with a cloth or something. Really does work like a charm on sticky things.
Goo Gone
agua oxinadaHow do i remove adhesive from my rubber sole shoe?
You don't say what kind of adhesive so I am going to make an asumption that it's the sticky gel type. Most adhesives will return to a more liquid state with heat so there are two things you can try.
1) Hold the shoe under a stream of HOT running water for a few mintues then take a rough cloth (like an old wash rag) and wipe in one direction to remove the adhesive. Or, if that doesn't work....
2) Place a double layer of paper towels over the adhesive on the shoe. Over that, place a thin towel or old t-shirt. Then take an iron (set on the highest level) and run the iron over the area several times. This should make the adhesive liquid enough that it is absorbed in the paper towels and therefore removed from the shoe. Check the paper towels often and replace as needed until all the adhesive is removed.
Hope that helps!
Try Goo Gone. It works so good.
Once you have a bottle of it...you will use it often.
Here is their web site. Click on it to see where you can find it in your area.
http://www.googone.com/buy.aspx
goo gone. It comes in a spray that you can easily spray on let set a min and scrub off with a cloth or something. Really does work like a charm on sticky things.
Goo Gone
What is the best way to remove contact adhesive from rubber?
I tried using it as the glue for patches on my bouncy castle but it didnt work. all it did was make a mess!
any ideas?
thanksWhat is the best way to remove contact adhesive from rubber?
Hi, knowitall!
To remove contact adhesive from rubber you can use acetone or 'Goof-Off'.
Sorry your patches did not hold.
Try again and wipe down first with rubbing alcohol, let dry, and rough-up both sides with coarse sand paper.
Wipe down again with rubbing alcohol, let dry, and use ducco cement.
It is a one part adhesive that works well on rubber.
If you are, in fact, gluing vinyl, 3M has a variety of specialized products for this application.
Hope this helps!
John HWhat is the best way to remove contact adhesive from rubber?
Try whiping it down with a 70% alcohol solution to break it up, then scrape it lightly with a razor blad. Alot of solvents will break down the rubber unfortunately. It will be tedious but it will work.
Maybe Goo Gone would work.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/3/HouseHome/PaintStains/SpecialtyPaints/PRDOVR~0497181P/Goo%2BGone%2BPainter%2527s%2BPal.jsp
Some sort off solvent should dissolve it.
any ideas?
thanksWhat is the best way to remove contact adhesive from rubber?
Hi, knowitall!
To remove contact adhesive from rubber you can use acetone or 'Goof-Off'.
Sorry your patches did not hold.
Try again and wipe down first with rubbing alcohol, let dry, and rough-up both sides with coarse sand paper.
Wipe down again with rubbing alcohol, let dry, and use ducco cement.
It is a one part adhesive that works well on rubber.
If you are, in fact, gluing vinyl, 3M has a variety of specialized products for this application.
Hope this helps!
John HWhat is the best way to remove contact adhesive from rubber?
Try whiping it down with a 70% alcohol solution to break it up, then scrape it lightly with a razor blad. Alot of solvents will break down the rubber unfortunately. It will be tedious but it will work.
Maybe Goo Gone would work.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/3/HouseHome/PaintStains/SpecialtyPaints/PRDOVR~0497181P/Goo%2BGone%2BPainter%2527s%2BPal.jsp
Some sort off solvent should dissolve it.
Adhesive rubber strips around the bathtub are better or ?
the sealor kaulk? regarding holding the water and longavity?Adhesive rubber strips around the bathtub are better or ?
are you talking about around the top of the tub where it joins to the wall/tub surround if so silicone caulking is your only option. Seal it with a consistant bead of silicone then wipe it clean with your finger to leave a nice finish with it just in the gap you want to seal.Adhesive rubber strips around the bathtub are better or ?
tried the strips...they sucked...go for a bead of mildew resistant caulk...
are you talking about around the top of the tub where it joins to the wall/tub surround if so silicone caulking is your only option. Seal it with a consistant bead of silicone then wipe it clean with your finger to leave a nice finish with it just in the gap you want to seal.Adhesive rubber strips around the bathtub are better or ?
tried the strips...they sucked...go for a bead of mildew resistant caulk...
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