Will the "glue" that adheres this to your firearm lost its adhesive properties with heat build up?
1698568
Yes, I found that to be true on one of my pistols. My other CCW seems to be hold up a little better but I'm a little bit worried about it. My third pistol that I put it on is just a range gun and it is holding up fine. To sum it up if the gun is going to get hot I don't believe it will last. On those that will not I think it works just fine.
1698569
I haven't had a single piece come loose or slide or anything. It's a great product
1698570
So far its holding up pretty good with no peeling at the edges 3 months on my g19.
1698571
I can't say. I've used the gun once since I installed the tape. After cleaning the gun, the tape still looks and adheres well
1698572
Sorry ,I bought mine as a precaution. I haven't used it yet , but it is for guns so it should work.
419658
Negative, you'll need to buy your own with it and apply it with thermal glue should you purchase it
1366173
No, it's not an adhesive. It is a liquid metal thermal conductor. You will need to mechanically secure your heatsink another way.
1305326
I have not noticed extra gunk build up and I dont clean my weapons a lot. It is expensive but I only use it for high wear areas such as bolt/reciever interface of my ar. The exterior gets standard slip 2000 or whatever is on hand at the time. I have only been using it for the past 8-9 months (aprox 1500 rounds rifle and 1000 rounds pistol) so take it for what its worth.
1422351
Definitely not. This is to protect the body from dings and scratches encountered as you shoot, it is not meant to "seal" anything.
685655
Not at all just use your heat gun and heat it back up. Leaves no residue either
1479169
Its designed not to harm finishes, the body is made of aluminum and the tension screw has a plastic bumper on it to keep it from rubbing. It hasn't left any marks on my Kimber in two years of use(yes I normally shoot with it attached)
1307969
To remove it you would need like a hairdryer or something to kind of warm it up pretty good and then once you get a corner up it'll peel off an any little bit of sticky residue left over just get a little bottle of goo gone and it will take it right off... that grip tape works and feels really good I've put it on all my guns...!
157908
Yea, I have had this problem, but it's not bad for me. The gun still works fine and the stalk is still on the gun. So it's not a big problem. Just put some super glue on it and put tape around the stalk and that will solve your problem.
1769621
hi i have to agree with vid pro. i do not believe you have ruined it at all. i would get the gun hot again and push more sticks of glue through too. even if you used mini sticks keep pushing thru even if you used a wooden skewer to help push it thru [ never use metal,] only a wood skewer, just to push it as soon as you see the glue come through, try to get all the glue mini sticks out that way.might as well get the right sized glue sticks cos this will be a repeat of the same ole problem you are having now if you don't. the best thing is just use the right size sticks to push out the mini sticks of glue out, then you can bypass wood skewer. that is what i would do. you should really use the mini glue sticks for a smaller gun cos the chamber is made for the mini sticks that is why it is difficult to get the glue flow out with this gun. rest assured i use this glue gun profesionally i own 2 i love this gun. this gun is HOT please make sure to have ice water near you can dunk a finger in, helps to cool the glue so the burn isn't so bad. live and learn please be careful. enjoy that gun hope this helps pammypurple
1538020
Mine did not work at all and fell apart. I would not buy this. I tried another product which used a hot glue gun for better adhesion and got decent results.
1756368
Not sure. I use it mainly for windows and doors, never need to glue it afterwards.
1853620
I haven't used it specifically for that, there is a heat rating listed on their website and I don't remember it off the top of my head. With that said I used blue first to attach the front night sight on my Glock 19 and it was loose after 100 rounds, used red and it hasn't budged since. Not sure how the temperature would compare although I assume it would be considerably lower for my application. If you can't find the info you need I'd suggest emailing a manufacturer, they have to use something.
1477213
I've had issue with it getting hot enough. I just got some other tips to try to see if they will work better. I know a soldering gun does get hotter.
1922642
I don't know, but my guess is that it certainly will not help. I suppose anything (chemical or substance) that comes between the clean fabric and the heatnbond glue might disturb the bond.
435392
We're using this in a hot environment in the California desert, but we did not use any kind of glue. We just have it pinned down in the ground. If you're planning on gluing it on, you might have to find a strong glue or liquid nail to protect it from the sun/heat.
170732
I doubt it. Like a lot of glue types, it may make the adhesive more pliable and result in it peeling. It's not going to show a reading since you'll vastly exceed it's range, but i can't imagine it would damage it.