[Broncomx]

check this stuff out it is said to be stronger than welding and onlytakes a few hrs to fully cure. Plus it is guareented for lie and meets alot of those crash test safety standerds/ Plus the whole kit cost me like 70 bucks.

there is enough in there or me to o my rear quarter panel and m patch panel for the other side.:thumbup

 

[Broncomx]

so know one cares to chime in on this stuff??:shrug

 

[NOBS!]

i'll believe it when i see it.

 

[ValkariaKid]

A lot of shops are starting to use that stuff, and I heard some good things about it.

But I wouldn't use it.

 

[Blaze]

i'll believe it when i see it.

:stupid I just don't see how anything coming from a tube can be as strong as metal??:shrug

 

[85f150]

yea let me know how well this stuff works adn in ten years give me a call to see if the panel is still there...it does look neat though :beer

 

[muddinmike]

stronger than welding eh.... I dont think i want to use it on my roll cage. :shrug

 

[Guest]

I used some similar stuff to put ground effects on my Lincoln a few years back.
Tinsle strength might be strnger than a weld, but just like a weld, surface prep is important.

It is a much better way of putting panels on, no more warped panels from welding.

 

[Dixie Pirate]

It's good stuff for panels. I used it for the outer quarter on my 98 GT. Like Traveler stated...surface prep is very important. Rough the edges of the panels good with a disc grinder so it has something to bite into. They did a demo of the stuff at one of the body workshops where they bonded 2 pieces of sheet metal together and then tried to pull them appart with a hydraulic ram. The sheet tore before the bonds gave.

 

[95 BXL]

OK, I'll bite...

Who carries this stuff?

 

[Broncomx]

I'll get ya a link when I get off work:thumbup

 

[Guest]

I used 3M panel adhesive from NAPA. I don't think it is as cheap as broncomx got his, but they loaned me the gun to use.

 

[Broncomx]

here is a link to find a place near you that sells the stuff
http://www.fusor.com/jobbersearch/registration.asp