I agree, for most things.
Put the stuff under my sub floor on the stringers before I screwed it in hopes it would stop cracking and squeeking and didn't do squat.
haydar wrote:so mr. Harley how thick is the Gorilla glue? as thick as tooth paste?
I wouldn't have a clue as I generally never use the stuff on my toothbrush....my dentures would stick together and I would not be able to say anything on this forum....however....Gorilla Grip Express ( made by Holdfast ) is a 100% expanding polyurethane and if you moisten your jointing faces like the instructions tell you, you will have the strongest glued joint you can get.
Semi-retired: Former Australia and New Zealand Authorised BFM cab builder.
Harley wrote:I wouldn't have a clue as I generally never use the stuff on my toothbrush....my dentures would stick together and I would not be able to say anything on this forum....
Gregory East wrote:Hey Harley, ever used expired Gorilla Grip? The stuff on the shelves at Mitre10 is "off" by a couple of months, might be able to get a deal on it.
I've used some that was 1 year over date and the cabs still hold up fine. But from a store demand fresh stuff. There are other brands of 100% expanding polyurethane in tubes - I have one out in the shed, I'll post the brand as an edit shortly.
Sikaflex®-252 is yet another brand but it's rare to find that at Mitre10. I must have used that 'other brand' tube up. Just keep looking around on the shelves of hardware stores, ones more set-up for the builder than the great unwashed public.
DIY also means FIY
btw we do you live now ?
Gregory East wrote:Btw, I notice no date code on any of the Selleys "it doesn't work" stuff.
I rest my case.
Semi-retired: Former Australia and New Zealand Authorised BFM cab builder.
Gregory East wrote:TradeMe is my friend. Roughly how many 310ml tubes for a t39? I looked in the plans and searched my arse off but no answer to such a simple question.
depends on how much you distribute on your tools benches and body
you can easily build a box with one tube, but then someone posted a picture of his build where the bead was at least 12 mm high, that looked like 5 tubes per cab.
So it's really a function of how accurate the fit, how fearful of leaks and how messy you are.
Gregory East wrote:Roughly how many 310ml tubes for a t39?...
Buy three...you may have 1-1/2 left over...they'll be for your other T39
If nothing left over then your overalls will certainly be able to stand up by themselves....and no...Gorilla Grip is no substitute for Viagra - ask Bruce
Gregory East wrote:...and searched my arse off....
It's not compulsory to place your head between your legs when you Google - did you know that?
Semi-retired: Former Australia and New Zealand Authorised BFM cab builder.
Scored some non expired off Trademe for 10 bucks a tube, less than half the price of expired stuff in store. Seller still has plenty if there's other kiwis wanting some.