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By *enarde OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Barnsley

I’ve tried other two part resin glues but nothing beats araldite

It’s a bit pricier but boy it sticks, it sands, it’s the bizz

Thought I would repost this as predictive text posted it as Parasite

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By *evanianMan
5 weeks ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru

A quality adhesive with different types to suit a particular application, which is the secret of success in using all adhesives. A rather sticky subject though! 😉

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By *elenaCDTV/TS
5 weeks ago

In the sticks Somerset

HEALTH WARNING

Not to be used as lube!

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By *0yguyMan
5 weeks ago

Cumberland

It’s good for sorting out parasites apparently.

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By *enarde OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Barnsley


"It’s good for sorting out parasites apparently."

Quite

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By *i 69Man
5 weeks ago

luton cannot accommodate


"HEALTH WARNING

Not to be used as lube! "

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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By *ilmarnock 200Man
5 weeks ago

kilmarnock

Try Plexus ..far superior to Araldite

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By *tar33Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)

Poxy resin

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By *obstilllovesthecockMan
5 weeks ago

fife


"HEALTH WARNING

Not to be used as lube! "

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By *tar33Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)

I also like Loctite for when I have an issue with a thread coming loose.

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By *ookingFor...Man
5 weeks ago

West Sussex


"I’ve tried other two part resin glues but nothing beats araldite

It’s a bit pricier but boy it sticks, it sands, it’s the bizz

Thought I would repost this as predictive text posted it as Parasite "

Do you say this stuff to girls?

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
5 weeks ago

Bedford


"I’ve tried other two part resin glues but nothing beats araldite

It’s a bit pricier but boy it sticks, it sands, it’s the bizz

Thought I would repost this as predictive text posted it as Parasite "
didn't know it was still in production, excellent stuff but took a while to set I seem to remember xxx

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By *evanianMan
5 weeks ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"I’ve tried other two part resin glues but nothing beats araldite

It’s a bit pricier but boy it sticks, it sands, it’s the bizz

Thought I would repost this as predictive text posted it as Parasite didn't know it was still in production, excellent stuff but took a while to set I seem to remember xxx "

There are a now few different types of Araldite available to suit your particular application, some have longer / shorter curing types than others.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
5 weeks ago

Bedford


"I’ve tried other two part resin glues but nothing beats araldite

It’s a bit pricier but boy it sticks, it sands, it’s the bizz

Thought I would repost this as predictive text posted it as Parasite didn't know it was still in production, excellent stuff but took a while to set I seem to remember xxx

There are a now few different types of Araldite available to suit your particular application, some have longer / shorter curing types than others."
didn't know that every days a school day on FG xxx

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By *eekeeper1000Man
5 weeks ago

Richmond. North Yorkshire

Just checked Ebay & still seems to be available. If looked after the two tube set should last for years. A little goes a long way. Never get the caps around the wrong way!

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
5 weeks ago

Bedford

Wish it could repair my ribs so painful and I'm soooo bored xxx

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By *enarde OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Barnsley


"I’ve tried other two part resin glues but nothing beats araldite

It’s a bit pricier but boy it sticks, it sands, it’s the bizz

Thought I would repost this as predictive text posted it as Parasite

Do you say this stuff to girls?"

Girls who it can be seen have an interest in diy and adhesive properties

If not I just get chatting to them and pick up on the hooks

Do you talk to girls?

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By *enarde OP   Man
5 weeks ago

Barnsley

I have used those where they are joined and mix 50/50 for you but they are always inferior and seem to set soft

Araldite sets nice and hard and is ideal for sanding to a good surface

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By (user no longer on site)
5 weeks ago


"I have used those where they are joined and mix 50/50 for you but they are always inferior and seem to set soft

Araldite sets nice and hard and is ideal for sanding to a good surface "

I'd always thought it was the dog's bits - though surface preparation is as always essential. But that was until I used JB Weld to stick the magnets back in a motorcycle alternator rotor. Perfect, and it doesn't soften so much as Araldite when hot.

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By *speedoMan
5 weeks ago

eastbourne

Who remembers cascamite? A powder mixed with water. Joints clamped and stuck incredibly well, slow drying though

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By *ewcocolMan
Forum Mod
5 weeks ago

Northwich

Used Araldite to fix a gash in the top of a petrol tank on an old Cortina. The repair lasted the life of the car.

That's what happens when you open the boot and throw a big box of tools in without thinking. Before I fixed it it smelt the car out but would never have leaked because I could only ever afford to put a pound or two's worth of petrol in each time back then.

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By *harlieFMan
5 weeks ago

Deal


"Who remembers cascamite? A powder mixed with water. Joints clamped and stuck incredibly well, slow drying though "

Used to use it a lot. Had great gap filling properties and was great for re-setting lose and worn joints in chairs etc.

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By *inkybi99Man
5 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Used Araldite to fix a gash in the top of a petrol tank on an old Cortina. The repair lasted the life of the car.

That's what happens when you open the boot and throw a big box of tools in without thinking. Before I fixed it it smelt the car out but would never have leaked because I could only ever afford to put a pound or two's worth of petrol in each time back then.

"

I remember "filling" my dad's car with £5

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By *inkybi99Man
5 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Two pack red / white araldite is a classic adhesive. What some may not know was industrial araldite had a range of types with different mixes and setting temperatures - you had to bake them. Some expanded and bubbled and gave off heat. I remember a plastic mould made to cast a coil for a metal detector melted into a mess.

Now, along with some super glued I still use araldite. I've also used gorilla glue where you just wet the mating part. It expands to gap fill and worked really well.

Girls? Adhesive is man's talk.

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