Will NP1 bond wood to fiberglass?
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This will pretty much bond anything , best sealant I've used so far , make sure u wear gloves because it's super sticky and thick ... = that's what she said ....
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I feel sure it will, I have been using this product for many years to bond dissimilar materials and good results
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No, but I'm sure if the siding fits in the PAC TOOL, it will be fine. Fiber cement typically is only 5/16 thick. Not sure if 1/2 fits, as my Pac Tools are 1100 miles from me at this time.
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I really don't know if it will stay bonded to plastic because it is flexible. Works great on fiberglass and metal
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I installed one on my tub surround (plastic) about two years ago and it is still hanging on. Not sure about fiberglass but shouldn't be much different than plastic. Make sure to follow the installation instructions - especially cleaning the surface prior to installing.
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It will form a really tight bond wood to wood and with the addition of screws or nails adding strength. If you are attempting to use this glue to beef up the hole where screws failed due to wood movement, I don't know. Sounds like something I would try though. I used it repair an antique table leg that cracked adding screws and that piece is rock solid. Good luck. Hope I helped you.
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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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The system uses a commercial adhesive made in Germany and used in the auto industry. The adhesive works on tile, natural stone, glass, metal, concrete, brick and most plastics. Due to the safety requirements of the ADA, we do not recommend use on fiberglass as the surface may not be flat on plane which is required and also the surface may not be rigid enough to support a potential fall. The system cannot be used on wallpaper, dry wall or painted surfaces.
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We have had fiberglass tubs before and the current tub is steel. I don't believe it would be safe to use on fiberglass because if you don't tighten the screw tight and secure, it wouldn't be of any value for safety. I believe it might damage a fiberglass tub.
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I have had no problems with this dissolving any glue joints on the wood that I have used it on. Test an area to see would be my recommendation.
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Unfortunately it won't. It only bonds plastic to plastic. Does that very well, but you'll need an epoxy or some sort of super glue to do what you're looking for.
1977300
Apologies in advance if this seems idiotically obvious, but I would screw on a frame of selected 2X or thicker lumber and attach to that. I would cut so any knots would be away from attachment points.
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That will depend quite a bit on the environment it's going to be in.... furniture, interior use... probably so. We made large laminated canoe paddles covered in polyurethane, and in 8 years of immersion and hard, competitive use... no glue failures at all. In fact, the wood broke cleanly in a non glue area once... that's all!
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While I cannot say all fiberglass entrance doors, that is what I used it on. It had no ill effect on the fiberglass part, but beware if you have plastic trim, it will soften the plastic so you won't be able to completely remove the finish. You will get most of it off and permanently bond the rest to the plastic. The plastic will re-harden after it dries, but who knows what the long term effects on the plastic will be. Instead I would recommend you prime the plastic with a neutral colored primer before re-staining.
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I would say if the black in the gel coat on a fiberglass boat, then no. If the boat has been painted with any epoxy or enamal paint, I would not think either
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I use Nu Finish twice a year on my fiberglass ski boat. It should be applied in the shade and at 3 sq foot areas at a time. Excellent results. One suggestion: use a Fiberglas de-oxidizer first if the fiberglass has dulled with age. The Nu-Finish does a great job of preserving it like new.
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Yes it will stick to wood and fiberglass, however I would not advise using it to replace the rubber roof on and RV. This liner material is a spray on and can have air bubbles, and or pin holes when the spray job is completed.