Can the adhesive stand 2000 deg f for 6 hrs at a time
1102478
I have mine on a Can-Am ATV and am not sure how hot the exhaust gets, but I have it real close to the pipe. Only thing about mine is that we ride in deep water and some of my shield is coming loose. I do think it's an excellent product though.
770516
I don't think the glue works very well, I have mine attached to something with zip ties. I've had these running on a timer for 14 hours a day for about half a year and the paper you peel off has fallen off on its own after the glue melted from the heat. I think it would probably leave glue on the wood.
280720
Yeah, but by "work," I mean that it will stick to the adhesive surface for a limited period of time until the stickiness wears off and then it isn't sticking at all. It's cheap though, and if you can manage to preserve the adhesive and take good care of it, you should be fine.
1793916
Let it set for a few hours before allowing the heatsink to become a hung weight off the IC. AS does not make several epoxies as of my last check, there was only this and the alumina (or is it ceramique?) epoxy. The performance difference in use between them is trivial.
1507686
The instructions proved do state that you shouldn't use during the self clean cycle. I would imagine that the high heat could cause the adhesive to weaken and allow the lock to fall off
626302
I don't believe anyone can give a definitive answer, as it depends on the humidity in your house, and whether you've used extra glue in addition to the stuff that's already on it (which I recommend you do, as it makes placement and movement easier). When in doubt, wait another day or two.
1945710
I use it to hold my hair to my curling iron. It can withstand 375 F for about 30 seconds. I wouldn't use it to solder.
1056787
No, it will not stay on. The heat will melt the adhesive and it will fall off. It is designed to be a heat shield-placed on a surface next to the heat source.
395335
not likely, any chemical or liquid that gets to the soft adhesive side is going to ruin it immediately
2180959
I believe the standard recommendation is to keep it on for 24 hours. I choose to leave it on for 36 hours. I have found that personally if I leave it on longer than that my super sensitive skin reacts to the non-reactive adhesive. That is probably due to my skin being covered and no air reaching it and not to the adhesive itself. The often recommended 24 hour period has no noticeable effect on my skin but a HUGE effect on my energy level. I hope this information has been helpful
1211257
I would think something like... E6000 237032 Craft Adhesive, 2 oz, Clear this would be a better choice for that.
611145
No. Up to 250 deg F. Here's the data sheet with details: http://www.loctiteproducts.com/tds/EPXY_PUTTY_tds.pdf
1708486
On most materials you can un-clamp after a couple of hours with full adhesion in 12 to 24 hours. It's the best all around glue there is and in many cases you don't even have to clamp.
1932429
As long as you can clean the surface and apply pressure until the glue dries.It should hold.
736470
I found this product to be just like a black high temperature resistant caulk. I used it to seal a pressure washer engine after replacing some internal components. I'm not sure how it would preform as an adhesive.
1837032
I have used this tape in an automotive application. The adhesive is very sticky. My opinion would be that gravity would hold the tape in position and any water creeping between the tape would dry during a heat cycle before it could loosen the adhesive. Applied over properly prepped plastic, it wouldn't let any water in between anyway. My only problem was the aluminum separating from the adhesive-imbedded fiberglass.
2250007
No, It claims it can withstand 250 degrees but my experience has been that not only is not suitable for that use; although I mixed equal parts of resin and hardener it does not set up hard enough to hold plastic together for anything but light use.