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[ShiftZZ]

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My neighbour is selling these delivered by post for £7.00, is that a good deal?

 

[TDub49]

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My neighbour is selling these delivered by post for £7.00, is that a good deal?

I might be wrong but I think that these sealant/adhesives have a shelf life - if the "use by date" is good then £7 is around the price you might pay (£7.99 in Screwfix).

 

[donkey]

How do you use them? They have a threaded top, so possibly need a special gun. I am sure they would not fit in my cartridge application gun.

Geoff

 

[cmcardle75]

How do you use them? They have a threaded top, so possibly need a special gun. I am sure they would not fit in my cartridge application gun.

Geoff

Almost all cartridges have threaded tops (except the occasional fixed nozzle ones). The only difference is that there are two common thread sizes and not all guns can accept the wider type, as the slot is sometimes too small.

 

[Razamataz]

How do you use them? They have a threaded top, so possibly need a special gun. I am sure they would not fit in my cartridge application gun.

Geoff

nope
nothing special needed!!
just screw plastic nozzle and insert gun and you,re away.
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[MisterB]

when we attached a sat dish and mifi aerial to our last motorhome, i used black as opposed to white adhesive, that meant it never turned into a dirty. mouldy looking joint between the two surfaces. i would def use black sika next time as opposed to white.

 

[Lenny HB]

when we attached a sat dish and mifi aerial to our last motorhome, i used black as opposed to white adhesive, that meant it never turned into a dirty. mouldy looking joint between the two surfaces. i would def use black sika next time as opposed to white.

I said I would do that next time for same reason.

 

[Dorwyn]

I thought EBT was a masonary fixer?

 

[stevewagner]

That’s a builder’s sealant