Not familiar with sikaflex. But I never thought of silicon. I might try that. I attempted to crazy glue it this afternoon as a quick fix still drying so I don't know if it's worked yet.maybe sikaflex or silicon sealer.
+1Hoping the Crazy Glue works, but from my own personal experience over the years, I doubt it. Do it once, do it right...you'll be much happier in the long run![]()
Sikaflex is like a black silicon sealer that is used for windows etc.Well so far the crazy glue has dried and is working. Taking it out for a good drive tomorrow so we will see how it holds up after a few bumps. So far so good but if not I will definitely look into some of the suggested options. I'm still trying to figure out what would have caused it in the first place....
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Sikaflex is actually a polyurethane adhesive, not a silicone sealer. It is used as a construction adhesive for fiberglass, and is very similar to what Lotus uses to adhere body parts on the Evora. I would also recommend Sikaflex for this kind of delamination!Sikaflex is like a black silicon sealer that is used for windows etc.
(I think it is an Eu product)
Things like the crash structure on the front of the car.
It sticks like **** to a blanket.
For epoxy based products it is best to use epoxy.
Maybe some "west systems"?, but just about any would likely work.