Would Liquid Nails work for glueing rubber mats?
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Ditto cap'n Ed , another product that I feel is stronger is Loctite 1390595 10-Ounce Cartridge PL Premium Construction Adhesive.Just my 2 cents worth.Don
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Yes, I used it to glue vinyl weatherstrip to a cement floor, very good bond. It should work well for rubber, vinyl, plastic etc. be sure you use the poly and not the standard liquid nails.
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I'd probably go with a construction type adhesive such as liquid nails for something that heavy. This glue is great but it is VERY thin.
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I never tried to glue those two items, think it would work for light work. I would go to another type of adhesive for heavy jobs.Aloha Calvin
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I probably wouldn't use this particular product for that application since liquid is involved. This stuff works great on some things but it dries very rigid and most plastic fuel tanks either flex somewhat or are exposed to vigorous vibrations. I had to repair a plastic fuel tank on my riding mower but instead of this, I used an epoxy that I bought at Walmart that was made for plastics and it worked great. Loctite made it I think.
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YES but don't use Liquid Nails !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not long ago it would have held them for fifty years, the product now is junk.!! Mine are still in place after 5 years and rock solid. I now use Loctite adheasives - looser (like toothpaste) yet seems to have the same holding power when dry as Liquid Nails once had. Good Luck-not a difficult project.!!
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I don't see why not, just with the nails do a top coat to seal it, expect some to fall off. Have fun!
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liquid nails will not remove adhesive from your tiles. I suggest you go to a hardware store such as Home Depot, Lowes. Menards or ACE and they may have a product to remove adhesive and still save your tiles. Liquid nails is only good for adhering.
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I don't see why not. I use mine primarily with brads to tack projects in place either after gluing or prior to using more secure fasteners or both. I have not used it with finishing nails which is what I think you would be using on the crown molding. The hose that came with the unit was a bit stiff and I replaced it with a rubber one.
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I believe that it will, latex paint sticks so I would think that a glue should be ok
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May want to try Flex Seal Liquid Rubber Sealant Coating Spray. This product is not for rubber; more suitable for plastic/stone figurines.
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Yes, but... the glue is water based. You should use alkyd base paints only.
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I can't speak of LN950 bonding plastic to wood BUT I can tell you I used this to bond a metal cap to a brick flu chimney. Did the work back in 2008 and it is still holding strong. I would recommend this to any metal to stone work based upon my experiences. If you want to know more about all the different Liquid Nails products and what would be the best for your circumstances, here is a link to their website where you can review all their products. http://www.liquidnails.com/en-US/products/construction-adhesive-LN950 . The temperature low is 40 when applying. Hope this helps. I think Liquid Nails will no disappoint ya.
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No, I don't think this is the right thing for the job. It comes off too easily and would be driving you crazy with having to constantly replace the rubber feet due to loss. You would be better off using some type of glue, something that would harden into a permanent fixture as you are hoping for the feet to remain there. Check the adhesives section at the local crafting store and talk to the clerk there. They can advise you as to which would work best and not harm the computer in any way.
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I believe that this tape will, but you will not be able to remove the rubber mat easily if you use it to secure it to the floor. It is quite strong and will adhere to rough surfaces.
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If the metal pin is light you could use this. But if it's something heavy is better crazy glue.
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Would say yes to this question, but make sure your glue lines are kept to a minimum and wait for it to completely dry.
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Yes, it should be possible, but keep in mind that the glue you use may not adhere to the rubber very well or the surface of the item you glue them to.