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Old May 27th 09, 11:58 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Dana M. Hague[_2_]
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Default Gluing rubber pieces

On Sun, 24 May 2009 10:15:02 -0700 (PDT), "
wrote:

Trying to repair the foot on the extension laddder I use
in the hangar.

It needs a new rubber foot.

I'm riviting a 1/4" piece or rubber to the aluminum foot.
Then I want to glue a 1/8" piece to the that to cover the
rivet heads.
... Crazy glue of some kind?


Loctite makes a product called "Black Max", which is a modified
cyanoacrylate adhesive made just for this purpose. It's the best
thing I've ever found for gluing rubber to metal.

-Dana
--
When you get it right
mighty beasts float up into the sky
When you get it wrong
people die

-Roger Bacon (c1384)
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Old May 31st 09, 06:20 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Ken Moffett
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cavelamb wrote in
m:

Brian Whatcott wrote:

Shoe Goop

It's great for that kind of stuff.


As an aside, did you know that all the "GOOP" adhesives (All-
Purpose...Automotive...Plumbing...Marine...Craft.. .RV...Househol
d...Lawn&Garden...Wood&Furniture) are all the same. I called
the company for some information and happened to get a nice lady
that said so. The differentation is for marketing.

Or you thinking of "Shoe Goo", another one of Eclectic Product's
lines.

ken
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Old May 31st 09, 06:23 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
cavelamb[_2_]
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Default Gluing rubber pieces

Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:

Brian Whatcott wrote:

Shoe Goop

It's great for that kind of stuff.


As an aside, did you know that all the "GOOP" adhesives (All-
Purpose...Automotive...Plumbing...Marine...Craft.. .RV...Househol
d...Lawn&Garden...Wood&Furniture) are all the same. I called
the company for some information and happened to get a nice lady
that said so. The differentation is for marketing.

Or you thinking of "Shoe Goo", another one of Eclectic Product's
lines.

ken


I went and looked. I have both, so what can I say?
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Old May 31st 09, 06:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Ken Moffett
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Default Gluing rubber pieces

cavelamb wrote in
m:

Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:

Brian Whatcott wrote:

Shoe Goop

It's great for that kind of stuff.


As an aside, did you know that all the "GOOP" adhesives
(All-
Purpose...Automotive...Plumbing...Marine...Craft.. .RV...Hou
sehol d...Lawn&Garden...Wood&Furniture) are all the same.
I called the company for some information and happened to
get a nice lady that said so. The differentation is for
marketing.

Or you thinking of "Shoe Goo", another one of Eclectic
Product's lines.

ken


I went and looked. I have both, so what can I say?


I don't know if the Shoe Goo is different, but the "GOOP"s are
all the same.

ken
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Old June 1st 09, 05:55 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
cavelamb[_2_]
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Default Gluing rubber pieces

Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:

Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:

Brian Whatcott wrote:

Shoe Goop

It's great for that kind of stuff.
As an aside, did you know that all the "GOOP" adhesives
(All-
Purpose...Automotive...Plumbing...Marine...Craft.. .RV...Hou
sehol d...Lawn&Garden...Wood&Furniture) are all the same.
I called the company for some information and happened to
get a nice lady that said so. The differentation is for
marketing.

Or you thinking of "Shoe Goo", another one of Eclectic
Product's lines.

ken

I went and looked. I have both, so what can I say?


I don't know if the Shoe Goo is different, but the "GOOP"s are
all the same.

ken


They smell the same - if that has anything to do with it.

  #16  
Old June 1st 09, 11:50 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Dan[_12_]
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Default Gluing rubber pieces

cavelamb wrote:
Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:
Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:

Brian Whatcott wrote:

Shoe Goop

It's great for that kind of stuff.
As an aside, did you know that all the "GOOP" adhesives
(All- Purpose...Automotive...Plumbing...Marine...Craft.. .RV...Hou
sehol d...Lawn&Garden...Wood&Furniture) are all the same. I called
the company for some information and happened to
get a nice lady that said so. The differentation is for
marketing.
Or you thinking of "Shoe Goo", another one of Eclectic
Product's lines.

ken
I went and looked. I have both, so what can I say?


I don't know if the Shoe Goo is different, but the "GOOP"s are all the
same.

ken


They smell the same - if that has anything to do with it.


I don't think I want to ask just how familiar you are such things.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
  #17  
Old June 2nd 09, 05:32 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
cavelamb[_2_]
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Default Gluing rubber pieces

Dan wrote:
cavelamb wrote:
Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:
Ken Moffett wrote:
cavelamb wrote in
m:

Brian Whatcott wrote:

Shoe Goop

It's great for that kind of stuff.
As an aside, did you know that all the "GOOP" adhesives
(All- Purpose...Automotive...Plumbing...Marine...Craft.. .RV...Hou
sehol d...Lawn&Garden...Wood&Furniture) are all the same. I called
the company for some information and happened to
get a nice lady that said so. The differentation is for
marketing.
Or you thinking of "Shoe Goo", another one of Eclectic
Product's lines.

ken
I went and looked. I have both, so what can I say?


I don't know if the Shoe Goo is different, but the "GOOP"s are all
the same.

ken


They smell the same - if that has anything to do with it.


I don't think I want to ask just how familiar you are such things.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired


You don't have to get all that close, Dan.
They stink pretty strong.

 




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