Soudall Fix All High Tack

[mikejkay]

I am contemplating using this to attach my replacement panels. Reportedly has a higher tensile strength than Sikaflex 292i. If anybody has used it what sort of bead thickness is specified? Any problems?

[kevina]

I and other kayak manufacturers use Soudal Fix-All to bond foam bulkheads inside polyethylene kayaks, polyethylene being something that does not like being "stuck to". So I guess the high tack version will be perfectly ok, as with other high tack adhesives if you try to tidy up too much you will drag the surface around so try to get the perfect amount in place before bonding.

[Steve928]

I used it to attach the plastic panel mounts on my last van and have done so again on the new one.

I did some tests against others sealants I had 'open' at the time using the actual bracket (roughened and cleaned with meths) and a GRP moulding and the cured bond was the strongest of those I tried.

From memory (this was 4 years ago) I had Sika 292, BondIt PU18 and Soudal RV61 to hand.

The PUs were noticably worse than the MS Polymers; PU18 for example could be peeled off the plastic moulding using a rolling thumb pressure alone.

Having eventually torn the FixAll bond I had to resort to cutting and sanding it off the mount to get back to the plastic.

UV resistance was my only doubt, but it didn't appear to have deteriorated 4 years later.

I used a 4mm bead.

 

[ColinM50]

I've used it on my rear bumper when a grass bank jumped out and whacked me 8-)

 

Works well but gets very grubby and hard to clean

[witzend]

Yes used it to fix Satellite Dish & Solar panels to van roof been there for 7 yrs 80k miles.

Used it for many other applications since never had a problem got it from Screwfix

 

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