E6000 adhesive
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RodStRace
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Have not heard of it or the company (Eclectic) before, so can't offer experience.
Here's a link to the Safety Data Sheet. Any time a shop or a hobbyist gets new chemicals, it's a good idea to at least review the sheet.
Shops are required to keep them on hand for inspections.
Here's a link to the Safety Data Sheet. Any time a shop or a hobbyist gets new chemicals, it's a good idea to at least review the sheet.
Shops are required to keep them on hand for inspections.
Testimonial from another buckethead:
Get some narrow to medium width painters tape close by. Clean both mating surfaces with an alcohol prep wipe (also make sure they're free of debris). Apply E6000 to 1 of the surfaces and mate them together with a slight pressure and wiggle motion, this helps seat it well. Hold it in place for a couple minutes, then use the tape to tape over the object to hold it in place until fully cured, which is about 24hrs. After taping in place, don't look at it, don't touch it, don't breathe on it, haha. Let it do it's job. I've used E6000 on my T-Bucket, my Ol '71 Shovelhead and for numerous other projects around the shop for years. Works great!
Get some narrow to medium width painters tape close by. Clean both mating surfaces with an alcohol prep wipe (also make sure they're free of debris). Apply E6000 to 1 of the surfaces and mate them together with a slight pressure and wiggle motion, this helps seat it well. Hold it in place for a couple minutes, then use the tape to tape over the object to hold it in place until fully cured, which is about 24hrs. After taping in place, don't look at it, don't touch it, don't breathe on it, haha. Let it do it's job. I've used E6000 on my T-Bucket, my Ol '71 Shovelhead and for numerous other projects around the shop for years. Works great!
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