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On Monday, June 10, 2019 at 7:31:54 PM UTC-4, TravisBrown73 wrote:
There are no adhesives that I know of that would be road-reliable (read, "Not going to kill someone by having a panel blow off at freeway speed")for any amount of time. You would be opening yourself up to a lot of liability there. I wouldn't even try it. Spaceships and aircraft yes. Trailer at highway speeds, no?? :-) There's a whole world of adhesives out there that don't come from Home Depot... https://www.masterbond.com/industrie...space-industry Above is tongue-in-cheek. As others have said, 3M VHB is widely available and has peel strengths way in excess of any mechanical or aerodynamic load you could put on the panels. P3 |
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Should the paint be stripped off of the surface before using the adhesive? I've seen very impressive adhesive mounts fail - not due to issues with the adhesive but with the paint that the adhesive was sitting upon debonding from the base metal. I assume that would be in play in this scenario as well, no?
Robert On Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 11:35:24 AM UTC-5, Papa3 wrote: On Monday, June 10, 2019 at 7:31:54 PM UTC-4, TravisBrown73 wrote: There are no adhesives that I know of that would be road-reliable (read, "Not going to kill someone by having a panel blow off at freeway speed")for any amount of time. You would be opening yourself up to a lot of liability there. I wouldn't even try it. Spaceships and aircraft yes. Trailer at highway speeds, no?? :-) There's a whole world of adhesives out there that don't come from Home Depot... https://www.masterbond.com/industrie...space-industry Above is tongue-in-cheek. As others have said, 3M VHB is widely available and has peel strengths way in excess of any mechanical or aerodynamic load you could put on the panels. P3 |
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