help with adhesive/sealant

[agentpineapple]

can anyone advise me on the best product for applying carbon fibre frame protectors?
I don't want to use Velcro pads or 3m sticky pads, i'd prefer a adhesive that can still be removed at a later date if needs be.
suggestions please.....

[VTRDark]

Oh no what are you up to now. You just can't leave things alone.

(:-})

[leevtr]

Blu tack

[MacV2]

Something like this will do it.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_255230

I have used a similar 3M product for me bar grips.

WD40 or similar gets it off no probs.

[lloydie]

Man cream !

[Wicky]

[firestorm_al]

Silicone sealant.

It will hold the protectors on and give a bit of flex and if you want to remove them later on then WD40 can be used to remove the silicone (useful to know if you are re-sealing your bathroom!).

Al.

[Nickcv]

Silicone sealant.

It will hold the protectors on and give a bit of flex and if you want to remove them later on then WD40 can be used to remove the silicone (useful to know if you are re-sealing your bathroom!).

Al.

+1

Adi of Carbonadi fame supplys Wurth's silicone sealant to attach his carbon engine covers.

[leevtr]

That wouldnt get near the bike

[Kev L]

That wouldnt get near the bike

Lee go and stand in the corner and ponder your comment. I will not have fatist comments aimed at our very own chunky monkey just because his belly has it's own postcode! Ooops sorry I'll be joining you in the corner then, ooooh err missus!!!

Pritt stick might help

[agentpineapple]

and theres me thinking i'd get helpful advice...........
wurths silicone sealant it is then....

[VTRDark]

Just don't put as much silicone on as last time and then they will come back off.

(:-})

[agentpineapple]

Just don't put as much silicone on as last time and then they will come back off.

(:-})

that wasn't a good situation....