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Evercoat's panel adhesives come in different working times and can be used in a regular caulk gun. They worked fine for me when I installed half of an inner fender and re-attached the outer fender to the inner structure.
3M 8115. Excellent working time and incredibly strong. This is also corrosion resistant so if you bond metal to fiberglass you don't need to worry about rust...
we use a combination of adhesives depending on situation.8115 from 3m we use to bond fronts and inner panel this is what you need it gives you about 90 minutes of working time .also sem products has adhesives that work well just hard to find sometimes.evercoat panel adhesive we use to bond fenders and quarters or any where a bonding seam is visible (sets up fast so you have to be quick).i dont like to put polyester glass over any 8115 (just my opinion)it does set up fast.
Evercoat's panel adhesives come in different working times and can be used in a regular caulk gun. They worked fine for me when I installed half of an inner fender and re-attached the outer fender to the inner structure.
I used the same when bonding my front fender and header panel reinforcement...stuff is tough as nails once it sets and price was reasonable too
Fusor gets as hard as rock. Get the gun with Fusor because the gun mixes the stuff in the nozzle and you can put it right on the clean bonding surfaces. Definately worth the $40 for the gun.
I have used Fusor w/great results,and I use SEM non-sag/structual adhesive,and have for a long time.I just recently used the Evercoat,and for some reason was uncomfortable w/it,popped the clip back off,and redid the whole thing w/what I knew,and use.I use the paint stores loaner gun,and I mix mine on a bondo board,then put it on w/a spreader.......Make sure you scuff everything w/a grinder on the inner front end where the bonding strips will come into contact,and make sure that the bonding strips are clean,and free of past adhesive.
Fusor gets as hard as rock. Get the gun with Fusor because the gun mixes the stuff in the nozzle and you can put it right on the clean bonding surfaces. Definately worth the $40 for the gun.
Evercoat's adhesives work the same way - there are two chambers in the tube which are mixed in a "maze" type nozzle.
I have used Fusor w/great results,and I use SEM non-sag/structual adhesive,and have for a long time.I just recently used the Evercoat,and for some reason was uncomfortable w/it,popped the clip back off,and redid the whole thing w/what I knew,and use.I use the paint stores loaner gun,and I mix mine on a bondo board,then put it on w/a spreader.......Make sure you scuff everything w/a grinder on the inner front end where the bonding strips will come into contact,and make sure that the bonding strips are clean,and free of past adhesive.
Stuff is great. I received a free gun with my purchase.
SEM Paints SEM39337 Non-Sag SMC Structural Adhesive