Subject	3m 5200 Fast Cure is my go-to for bonding things together
Posted by	black300zx on May 14, 2014 at 10:26 PM
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In Reply To	Can any recommend a good single tube bonding glue or epoxy? posted by DVDBURN (MD) on May 14, 2014 at 09:22 PM
Message	It's relatively compliant, so it resists peeling VERY well if you're bonding dissimilar materials together. It sticks very well to many surfaces, without the need to prep them very well. I've used it for just about everything: rubber to rubber, metal to metal, fixing split urethane bumpers, etc. You can even paint over it with good results. Just be aware that it can be a bit messy to work with, especially if you're trying to spread it around. Home Depot/Lowes usually have small tubes of it in stock in the same section as fiberglass/JB weld/etc. La-Z-Link
Follow Ups	Can any recommend a good single tube bonding glue or epoxy? - DVDBURN (MD) 21:22:06 05/14/14 3m 5200 Fast Cure is my go-to for bonding things together - black300zx 22:26:27 05/14/14 What are you trying to bond? If it's electrical components, - black300zx 22:28:18 05/14/14 Sounds like what I need. - DVDBURN (MD) 22:48:15 05/14/14 If the plastic is smooth/slippery like a bondo spreader, - black300zx 07:40:24 05/15/14 Not signal but fastco product (2 part) gets thumbs up. (n/m) - LivinTheDream 10:19:32 05/15/14 The GOOP stuff works well too - automotive, shoe or - jzack 18:13:07 05/15/14 I'd go with an U/T Epoxy - Ba11erz (MD) 19:41:31 05/15/14 Hi Si, how's it going? - DVDBURN (MD) 08:14:28 05/16/14 All is well buddy! One more thing... - Ba11erz (MD) 20:37:23 05/17/14 Thread Hijack! Rec's for epoxy for repairing dash? - ZXoltan 08:19:08 05/16/14
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