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In all honesty I wouldn't have a clue about adhesives! But Pauly makes a good point.

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In all honesty I wouldn't have a clue about adhesives! But Pauly makes a good point.

 

I know he does, and I agree. The thing is though, there are products such as this which seem pretty convincing. I'm tempted to try it out of curiosity more than anything else. I have little to lose (and a spare bonnet). The actual hinge section I will be adding to my repair panel is only attached by around 18 spot-welds over 1100mm on the original bonnet. The specifications of these adhesives imply they're stronger than spot welds.

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bonding agents are good for things that don't move ie rear quarters or roof panels,I use 3m 08115for things like that if your going to use it on a hinge panel I'm pretty sure it will crack but as you say it's worth a try...

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bonding agents are good for things that don't move ie rear quarters or roof panels,I use 3m 08115for things like that if your going to use it on a hinge panel I'm pretty sure it will crack but as you say it's worth a try...

 

I'm pretty convinced you're right, but I think I will try it out of curiosity.

I had experience of building cars many years ago (mainly Triumph TR 2-6's), working for a friend who had a classic car restoration business. Adhesives were never even thought of then though, apart from maybe PU, but mainly for seam sealing after spot welding.

Interesting video

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Would also recommend Two Brothers. Super job done on our VW Camper dash. Good price too.

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Any recommendations for powder coating wheels in Sheffield area? Any idea of price?

 

Thanks guys.

 

Chris

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Any recommendations for powder coating wheels in Sheffield area? Any idea of price?

 

Thanks guys.

 

Chris

 

I've just had a full set of 18's done at Auto Dynamics, £70 per wheel including removing and refitting tyres (takes 2 days). Plenty of choice of colours etc, and I'm very happy with the end result. They even used black balance weights to match the wheels.

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Hi, i,ve got some vintage motorcycle and scooter parts which need shotblasting , can anybody recommend a company that uses suitable media for this , is a reasonable price and is in the Sheffield area , thanks .

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I’ve used Ed at 7 peaks quite a lot lately. He’s done me a load of classic car parts and a few sets of wheels and all have been done to perfection and at a very reasonable price. 

 

He’s on the orgreave estate at handsworth. Well worth a call.

 

http://7peakspowdercoating.co.uk/

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