strongest interior spray-glue ?

Edited: 7/2/2008 9:51:42 AM by leydbck

Originally posted by 40



I've seen glue systems where the glue was actually pressurized in a tank much like a propane tank. This allowed for portability and easy use. But I never figured out what the hell it was...

We use this where I work, we have a few different types. One even has to be wheeled around on a dolly.

It is just a propane tank that a hose and hand sprayer attaches to. Works alright. Gun can get messy if you don't close the tank and empty the hose each time you are done.

I have heard good things about the DAP Weldwood. You can even resole shoes with it

Originally posted by CLNSHVNnDRAGGN



DAP Weldwood Contact Adhesive

x2 but 3m 90 at home depot works good too

Contact cement has worked better for me than any spray adhesive.

I get the DAP Weldwood in quart or gallon cans at Lowe's or Home Depot.

Does lowes sell the gun to spray this out of? I'm gonna have to run there tomorrow...

if im not mistaken than contact cement has to be thinned t spray.

eastwood co. sell many many interior tools

www.eastwood.com

Originally posted by 40



Does lowes sell the gun to spray this out of? I'm gonna have to run there tomorrow...

Yes, Lowes does sell a cheap gun that will work with the glue.

weldwood yep good stuff been usin it for years, try northern tool for the gun or some place like that just make sure you get one with like a 2.0mm nozzel

Bringing this one back.....been researching adhesives to use. I'm using vinyl to cover my dash and a few door panel pieces, can the DAP adhesive be brushed on or has to be sprayed??

You should spray it through a bottom feed gun at around 90psi to get an even (not too thick) layer. You wont need to thin it. Get the gun from Harbor Frieght. Around $10-$15.

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