Will this be good to repair a rubber dust boot on a turn signal stalk? Mine's ripped in a couple spots, no replacement available.
1536787
Not sure, but I wouldn't think that is a great option. Have you considered using heat-shrinkable tubing?
1536788
Not sure as it is not strong as an adhesive and stays liquid and does not fully harden.
1285866
probably not to good.the bootom rails already broke due to wind.I don't think it would hold up toany amount of snow
1955118
Hello Robert, I used this product to fill the "star" crack on my windshield. It worked great...but I would advise going to youtube and check out "windshield repair" videos. It's easy once you have seen it done. Good Luck!
2080015
Most probably, the shaft would have bent and jammed. Repairing may not be possible. Buy a new one and use.
2137140
Contact the company. I use it basically to repair soles of shoes, to hold them on the shoe.
832099
I am not sure. I'd have to do some research. But it's used to take off the Crack pulley bolt. It's useful, but that bolt is still a pain to take off even with this.
1285818
I think it will work for the job you describe. It is flexible like rubber and bends very easily. Good luck with your job.
893722
This happened to me too- it actually melted to the windshield and when I finally got it off there was a black rubber circle on the windshield. Now the suction doesn't work anymore. Be careful leaving it in the sun for long periods of time.
160231
I can't answer if it could be used on rubber. I used it on the front of the rear fenders on my Harley trike, to stop stone chips.
1849810
You can fix either. I had 2 stone chips that were very close to each other and it filled both - I got lucky. If you have a crack that has legs you may want to replace the windshield vs. trying to fill a crack. The hole on the guide is not much bigger than a pencil eraser so keep that in mind for your repair.
597361
Over a long period of time... I wouldn't take the chance. GET something with a rubber gasket seal.
339715
I used this for keeping my dashboard "low tire pressure" warning light from going on. It worked for about six months. Later, I was told by a mechanic that I should never use it for that purpose. He said it could do long term damage to the tire.
644496
I am not sure. I would guess you should use a pry bar or scraper. Amount of care depends on if you want to re-use the device.
1122155
great, question. The work will not be seamless so depending on where the rip is it may work. If they are expensive boots I would take them in to a professional and get a quote.
166669
Sorry, I can't help you. I used the Shoe Goo to reattach some trim around the top of the soles on a pair of boots. I've never tried to repair soles.
415721
if the lug nuts have been over torqued I would also suggest using the x lug nut tool to "break" them. This tool is good for the home owner changing tires on various equipment where a air tool isn't handy. It is not made for use in a tire store. I am satisfied with it.
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I would use this or some other sealant in a case where a replacement part is not available, but otherwise, you could probably pick up a used manifold at a salvage yard for under $50 and do the job the right way. I've learned that in the end, shortcuts rarely save any time or money.