p7676 wrote:
Does not look like you have read my first comment, the methods you are suggesting will not be satisfactory, if you don't do it the way I suggested I will inform you of an alternative method to use .
not sure if you're talking to me or Cooper S there Allen - different person
p7676 wrote:
Use metal bonding ,the metal must be metal only finish No paint, apply the metal bonding using the correct sealer gun, the bonding cartridge has 2 tubes of bonding material which will mix using the correct gun. Make sure the bonding material you use contains micro glass beads these beads do not allow the sealer to be completely compressed thus giving a maximum bond. Hold panel in place with vise grips or small plastic clamps. The bonding meets OEM standards.
Allen
This idea I like - I wondered if it was an option, but I was thinking sikaflex type stuff, I wasn't aware of a "proper" bonding substance as you describe. I discounted it because I didn't think the 1/2" of flange contact would be enough to hold it in place when there is no "outboard" support.
is this the kind of stuff?
https://www.3m.com.au/3M/en_AU/p/d/b40066467/
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