3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200

Max Wellhouse maxjoyce at ipa.net
Tue Sep 26 21:38:53 EDT 2006


Never read anything I type in a hurry!!!  Meant to say 50 cc's not 
500.  Spelling errors too numerous to count!!  The 3000# is correct 
however.  Gets 90% of it's bonding strength in about an hour, but 
sets up in about 5 minutes give or take with ambient air temp.

The The expensive version of this stuff is made by a company called 
Plexus, but their stuff is gray and I'd bet it's what they bond those 
centerline highway reflectors on the road.

Maybe too much information?

DM&FS

At 05:03 PM 9/26/2006, Max Wellhouse wrote:

>I think the syringe glue he's talking about is the
>methyl-marthacrolate based glue.  It is an awesome glue but won't
>bond to polyethylene.  It has little in common with epoxy although it
>is often marketed that way.  Devcon Plastic wweld is available at
>Walmsrt and I've used that stuff with great results in canoe and
>kayak outfitting applications.  bonding strength is said to be
>3,000#  Cost is less than $2.50 for about 500 cc's or so.  I don't
>trust their epozies, but the meth does stick when used and prepped
>correctly!!  Ace's stuff will cost a lot more too.
>
>DM&FS
>
>At 02:27 PM 9/26/2006, Kneale Brownson wrote:
>
> >This might be a bunch more helpful if you supplied a name/Ace part # for
> >the specific product you found to work.  Most hardwares carry a variety of
> >epoxy products, several of which will be described as able to do the job
> >you describe, but most of which won't really do it.
> >
> >
> >At 11:44 AM 9/26/2006 -0700, Chris Thorp wrote:
> > >
> >
> > >My local Ace Hardware sells a special plastic epoxy that seems to be
> > >a combination of regular epoxy and a plastic solvent so that it gets
> > >a better than usual bond to smooth/hard plastics.  It reeks 100x
> > >worse than regular epoxy and plastic cement, but it really does the
> > >trick.  I've used it for gluing the little metal clips that hold the
> > >plastic sun roof control panel up.  (Originally metal clips "heat
> > >staked" to the plastic)  They are under constant tension and haven't
> > >failed yet (1+ years, full sun, in AZ == ~200+ interior temps).
> >
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