will this product bind to a silicone rubber mold (the outside, to reinforce it)
637396
It will with the right epoxy. The cloth doesnt matter as much as the bonding agent you use on it.
1418301
Maybe double it up or triple layer with flexible glue between, such as silicone rubber or rubber cement
276574
possibly, but you may have to use a clear silicone adhesive,to hold it in place.
367067
I really can't say. It did not do well attaching plastic rim guards to my tire tool. I was very disappointed with this product and have found regular epoxy to work better in all situations.
293021
It might help somewhat, but I think something made from silicone would be a far better solution. Good luck!
2203627
Not entirely. Don't expect it to perform like silicone. It directs water flow where you want it and blocks holes in your rock wall. It is water-tight, but not water-proof.
1947329
I don`t see why not, unless there is someting on the label. It`s made for rubber, after all, isn`t it?
668533
As a epoxy, i would say no....Companies make specific products for outdoor use....
1365147
Very possibly...you might need to light coat of a mold release, but worth a try.
2048876
Yes...yes...use glue sparingly. Very light weight. Conforms to any shape. Hope this helps.
2027670
As strong as the plastic you are bonding to the metal if that makes since..I glued a plastic piece to a window with this stuff and it will not come off...make sure the pieces you are bonding are clean and dry then mix the glue together well. follow the directions on how long to wait till it sets up.
1836074
i have not used it on silicone sheet's and because it is a metal it's possible that it may damage the surface.
281177
I imagine it would depend on the thickness of the plastic, if it is as thin as wire frames probably not, but if it is the thicker type probably yes. it would not look clean though, you would have to have a clump of it and go over both sides. now plastic glue might do wonders as it actually causes plastics to re bond
2116770
Yes Jessica'. This will work fine. A swith any glue, Put some weight weight on top of the glued item. Let it set fora few hours in an airy area......
1273991
No, like most plastic cement glue this is a toulene/based product so it is necessary to melt the plastic for it to properly adhere to one another. For metal-based parts I highly suggest you find an alternative such as an epoxy.
450465
Yes, I used it to glue vinyl weatherstrip to a cement floor, very good bond. It should work well for rubber, vinyl, plastic etc. be sure you use the poly and not the standard liquid nails.
1955161
Never tried it for that application. Would think Gorilla Epoxy would work. Epoxy will hold most everything with a few exceptions.