will this product adhere fiberglass to metal?
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This product is specifically formulated for use on fiberglass, wood and metal.
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distress caused by shock, vibration, swelling or shrinking is effectively absorbed. Check the bonding and sealing jobs this product can handle for you: fiberglass deck to fiberglass hull, wood to fiberglass, portholes and deck fittings, motors on fiberglass transoms, under mouldings, hull seams above and below water line. Center board trunk joints. Between struts and planking. Stern joints. Deck housing, etc. Easy to apply with manual caulking gun. Won't sag or flow in vertical or horizontal seams. Nothing noted from 3M about adhesion to metal; I suggest contacting the manufacturer directly at the 3M Marine Division Tech line 877-366-2746. Thank you for contacting the Bottom Paint Store. distress caused by shock, vibration, swelling or shrinking is effectively absorbed. Check the bonding and sealing jobs this product can handle for you: fiberglass deck to fiberglass hull, wood to fiberglass, portholes and deck fittings, motors on fiberglass transoms, under mouldings, hull seams above and below water line. Center board trunk joints. Between struts and planking. Stern joints. Deck housing, etc. Easy to apply with manual caulking gun. Won't sag or flow in vertical or horizontal seams. Nothing noted from 3M about adhesion to metal; I suggest contacting the manufacturer directly... » Read More distress caused by shock, vibration, swelling or shrinking is effectively absorbed. Check the bonding and sealing jobs this product can handle for you: fiberglass deck to fiberglass hull, wood to fiberglass, portholes and deck fittings, motors on fiberglass transoms, under mouldings, hull seams above and below water line. Center board trunk joints. Between struts and planking. Stern joints. Deck housing, etc. Easy to apply with manual caulking gun. Won't sag or flow in vertical or horizontal seams. Nothing noted from 3M about adhesion to metal; I suggest contacting the manufacturer directly at the 3M Marine Division Tech line 877-366-2746. Thank you for contacting the Bottom Paint Store. « Show Less
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I glued the aluminum base for a T-top to the fiberglass floor of my boat with it. The base is also screwed into the floor for extra support. It would all depend on how big the piece to be glued is as to whether it would hold with the adhesive alone. But, it is super strong.
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distress caused by shock, vibration, swelling or shrinking is effectively absorbed. Check the bonding and sealing jobs this product can handle for you: fiberglass deck to fiberglass hull, wood to fiberglass, portholes and deck fittings, motors on fiberglass transoms, under mouldings, hull seams above and below water line. Center board trunk joints. Between struts and planking. Stern joints. Deck housing, etc. Easy to apply with manual caulking gun. Won't sag or flow in vertical or horizontal seams. Nothing noted from 3M about adhesion to metal; I suggest contacting the manufacturer directly at the 3M Marine Division Tech line 877-366-2746. Thank you for contacting the Bottom Paint Store.
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Not a hundred percent sure but I believe it will. It is extremely tacky and will stick to almost anything. It acts as both a sealant as well as a glue. Both surfaces need to be clean and dry when applying but once it has set per the instruction not much will phase it.
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Yes but not easily... You'll have to let it sit for a long time. My recommendation is to use goof off commercial graffiti remover. It's available at Home Depot. This stuff works amazing on gel coated Fiberglas. Let it sit for a little time and the adhesive will just wipe off. Watch out using this stuff anywhere near plastic or rubber. It didn't affect my Fiberglas at all.
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We used Scotch permanent mounting tape on our metal door. It has only been up 4 months, but it is holding up so far. It comes with screws for mounting. I wouldn't think you could use them on a fiber glass door. Hope this helps.
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I seriously doubt it... you have to put this on with water/soap mixture and squeegee it on... it adheres to smooth metal. I would definitely say no in your case and I've never seen a product for what your asking
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I don't know have never used it on fiberglass. works very well on wood and leather.
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Yes it will work. Fiberglass is listed in the product information as a suitable surface for using the stripper.
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Suggest you contact Rust-Oleum for technical questions. However, I would personally use the product if the fiber glass top has already been primed and painted with automotive paint.
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I would timing so, works great on fiberglass. I would try it on a small out of the way spot on the fence first just to test it. Very similar material so should work wonders.
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This will stick to a smooth finish fiberglass door. If your door has a woodgrain pattern, this will not work....the grooves in the faux wood grain will not allow the suction cup to work properly.
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hi dawn , sorry i dont know how this product work on plastic to metal - i used it for porcelian to porcelian epoxy should would for plastic on metal but it can be a bit hard to work with good luck Mitch
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It will work on fiberglass, but I would be concern about it cracking your ceramic tile. Make sure the measurement of you tub is compatible.
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Yes more than likely. I have on my boat and the adhesive is auto grade. I cleaned really well with alcohol before I placed on the Fiberglass. I even placed an unhooked up strip under my swim platform to see how well it would stay and still there after a season of boating. You might be able to remove with a blow dryer from paint but not sure.
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Hi Doug,I'm pretty certain it won't hurt the fiberglass in any way. The problem will be to have the stains exposed to a solution of super ironout for a long enough period of time for it to work completely. I principally use it to clean iron stains off of mineral specimens. I soak the specimens in a warm super ironout solution from 2 hours to overnight, depending.Good luck,Steve C.
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Check with the maker -- it does create an internal rubber bladder, but it is designed to ADHERE TO METAL, NOT FIBERGLASS -- but why not pour fiberglass resin mixed with hardener into the tank?
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Hmmm not sure bur if fiberglass is very shiny maybe it's best to use only microfiber materials?
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I don't think so. It's more for plastics and fiberglas. I have never tried it on metal, but, I don't think this is the product for that job.
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Yes, that's where I have it. If it has straight sides it works better. It has a very, very firm grip. No need to worry that it will slip if it's tightened enough. I didn't notice that the description said not to use it on fiberglass. I guess you shouldn't if they say so (just for legal reasons if you have a problem) but mine works just fine.