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  • Rick M.
    Expired
    • May 3, 2007
    • 76

    69 Vette bonding material

    Can any one advise. The bonding material that bonds the wheelwell to the fender has seperated slightly. Just enough so if you push down on the top of the fender they seperate. I want to pry open the seam with a tongue depresser and inject an adhesive. Any recommendations on what type of adhesive?
    Thanks,
    Rick
  • Joe C.
    Expired
    • August 31, 1999
    • 4598

    #2
    Re: 69 Vette bonding material

    Original adhesive used was polyester bonding adhesive. I would use this, althiugh the more modern 2 part epoxies may be easier to "inject" because they employ a mixer/applicator resembling a caulking gun.

    oe

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    • Joe C.
      Expired
      • August 31, 1999
      • 4598

      #3
      Re: 69 Vette bonding material

      Original adhesive used was polyester bonding adhesive. I would use this, althiugh the more modern 2 part epoxies may be easier to "inject" because they employ a mixer/applicator resembling a caulking gun.

      oe

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      • Rick M.
        Expired
        • May 3, 2007
        • 76

        #4
        Re: 69 Vette bonding material

        Thanks Joe
        That's what I was thinking. I'm a boater and use epoxy a lot. My concern is the heat it generates. The marine stuff we use melts a plastic cup in about three minutes and don't want to put that on my car. Do you have experience with a particular brand?

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        • Rick M.
          Expired
          • May 3, 2007
          • 76

          #5
          Re: 69 Vette bonding material

          Thanks Joe
          That's what I was thinking. I'm a boater and use epoxy a lot. My concern is the heat it generates. The marine stuff we use melts a plastic cup in about three minutes and don't want to put that on my car. Do you have experience with a particular brand?

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          • Dick W.
            Former NCRS Director Region IV
            • June 30, 1985
            • 10483

            #6
            Re: 69 Vette bonding material

            Lord Fusor makes an excellent panel adhesive
            Dick Whittington

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            • Dick W.
              Former NCRS Director Region IV
              • June 30, 1985
              • 10483

              #7
              Re: 69 Vette bonding material

              Lord Fusor makes an excellent panel adhesive
              Dick Whittington

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              • Rick M.
                Expired
                • May 3, 2007
                • 76

                #8
                Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                Thanks Dick,
                Is it thin enough I can inject it with a syringe?

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                • Rick M.
                  Expired
                  • May 3, 2007
                  • 76

                  #9
                  Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                  Thanks Dick,
                  Is it thin enough I can inject it with a syringe?

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                  • Dick W.
                    Former NCRS Director Region IV
                    • June 30, 1985
                    • 10483

                    #10
                    Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                    It will have to be a large bore syringe. I believe that a 50 or 100 cc syringe will have a nipple large enough. BTW be sure to rough up both surfaces prior to bonding.
                    Dick Whittington

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                    • Dick W.
                      Former NCRS Director Region IV
                      • June 30, 1985
                      • 10483

                      #11
                      Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                      It will have to be a large bore syringe. I believe that a 50 or 100 cc syringe will have a nipple large enough. BTW be sure to rough up both surfaces prior to bonding.
                      Dick Whittington

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                      • Wayne W.
                        Extremely Frequent Poster
                        • April 30, 1982
                        • 3605

                        #12
                        Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                        Any epoxy that generates that much heat has some serious accelerators in it. There are many formulations of epoxy. Most are not nearly that aggressive.

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                        • Wayne W.
                          Extremely Frequent Poster
                          • April 30, 1982
                          • 3605

                          #13
                          Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                          Any epoxy that generates that much heat has some serious accelerators in it. There are many formulations of epoxy. Most are not nearly that aggressive.

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                          • Joe L.
                            Beyond Control Poster
                            • February 1, 1988
                            • 43221

                            #14
                            Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                            Rick-----

                            Are you sure that the plastic cup actually melts from heat or could it be simply a case of the organic compounds in the epoxy chemically reacting with and "melting" the plastic? If you are talking about a styrofoam cup, I would expect the epoxy to react with it.
                            In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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                            • Joe L.
                              Beyond Control Poster
                              • February 1, 1988
                              • 43221

                              #15
                              Re: 69 Vette bonding material

                              Rick-----

                              Are you sure that the plastic cup actually melts from heat or could it be simply a case of the organic compounds in the epoxy chemically reacting with and "melting" the plastic? If you are talking about a styrofoam cup, I would expect the epoxy to react with it.
                              In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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