Fixing Antenna to the roof (1 Viewer)

sallylillian

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If I am correct Oyster and the like have a base plate which is "glued" to the roof with sikaflex or similar? No screws or bolts. If this is the case what is the type of adhesive please?
 

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My Alden AS4 auto satellite dish came supplied with Sikaflex 252 and Sika Akitvator and how to use.. the base has no holes for screws or bolts ..

fitted in 2015 and has never moved

https://sikaflexit.wordpress.com/20...ll-a-solar-panel-to-the-roof-of-your-caravan/

Sika 252


Glueing the external unit



  1. Use a pencil to mark the place of the unit on the roof.
  2. Sand the roof surface with sandpaper.
  3. Clean each surface with a thinner.
  4. Spread Sika-Aktivator on the sanded surface.
    Leave to dry for 15 to 20 minutes.
  5. Glue generously the base of the unit with SikaFlex 252 then press slightly on the unit. Layer of glue: ± 3 mm
  6. To accelerate the polymerisation, spray a little water on the visible parts of the glue.
Leave to dry for 24 hours.
 
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sallylillian

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My Alden AS4 auto satellite dish came supplied with Sikaflex 252 and Sika Akitvator and how to use.. the base has no holes for screws or bolts ..

fitted in 2015 and has never moved

https://sikaflexit.wordpress.com/20...ll-a-solar-panel-to-the-roof-of-your-caravan/

Sika 252


Glueing the external unit



  1. Use a pencil to mark the place of the unit on the roof.
  2. Sand the roof surface with sandpaper.
  3. Clean each surface with a thinner.
  4. Spread Sika-Aktivator on the sanded surface.
    Leave to dry for 15 to 20 minutes.
  5. Glue generously the base of the unit with SikaFlex 252 then press slightly on the unit. Layer of glue: ± 3 mm
  6. To accelerate the polymerisation, spray a little water on the visible parts of the glue.
Leave to dry for 24 hours.
Excellent, thanks

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scotjimland

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just found an old picture
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