gorrila glue or epoxy?
gorrila glue or epoxy?
PLans say to use gorilla glue or equivalent. Many are using epoxy.
Just wondering the pros and cons of each.
I already have gorilla glue (original), but I dont mind buying epoxy if there is a benifit.
Thoughts?
Question is for driver mounting woofer to baffle panel.
Just wondering the pros and cons of each.
I already have gorilla glue (original), but I dont mind buying epoxy if there is a benifit.
Thoughts?
Question is for driver mounting woofer to baffle panel.
Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
Epoxy, sticks to metal better.
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Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
Epoxy it is then.
Epoxy is all the same, or are there better epoxies out there than others?
Epoxy is all the same, or are there better epoxies out there than others?
Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
Any clear, two-part epoxy you find at the hardware or auto store will work. Just be mindful of choosing one with a reasonable working time. For example: 5 min Epoxy is great for quickly fixing a broken toy, but hardly affords enough time to apply and set a single fastener in the shop, much less several at a time. 30 minute Epoxy makes for a good "all-rounder".
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Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
Another vote for 30-minute. I'm about to give up on the T-nuts though. I've not only spun three on my AT, I've also absolutely destroyed two of them.
And we're not talking driver installation.
And we're not talking driver installation.
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Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
I will get a 30 minute epoxy.
But does it take more than 5 minutes to set a huricane nut? Doesn't seem that complicated?
Bzb, what going on? 3 spinners, and 2 broken? Yikes.
But does it take more than 5 minutes to set a huricane nut? Doesn't seem that complicated?
Bzb, what going on? 3 spinners, and 2 broken? Yikes.
Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
Are you comfortable taking a crap in between rounds of speed chess? I'm not.bean438 wrote:But does it take more than 5 minutes to set a huricane nut? Doesn't seem that complicated?
It's not complicated, but it is something you're going to want to get right the first time, unless you enjoy cutting baffles for fun.

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Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
+1 Or access covers. I had one spin out on my access cover, was a real pain to fix. Definitely go epoxy, I've given up on gorilla glue.Radian wrote:It's not complicated, but it is something you're going to want to get right the first time, unless you enjoy cutting baffles for fun.
Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
Cheap nuts. The h-nuts that Leland has are better, but I've spun two of those in different boxes, too.bean438 wrote:I will get a 30 minute epoxy.
But does it take more than 5 minutes to set a huricane nut? Doesn't seem that complicated?
Bzb, what going on? 3 spinners, and 2 broken? Yikes.
I was very glad to use screws in the OTs. Too bad it's so difficult to get them into the subs.
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Re: gorrila glue or epoxy?
I ended up getting Lepage's regular epoxy glue which sets up in an hour.
I figure I will drill the holes, get the h nuts, washer, and screw ready to go, then mix up the epoxy.
60 minutes for 8 holes should be good right?
I figure I will drill the holes, get the h nuts, washer, and screw ready to go, then mix up the epoxy.
60 minutes for 8 holes should be good right?