Glues - Metal to rubber

[MrOizo]

What is out there that i can use to bond rubber and metal?

Is it a simple solution or something more complex?

the bits i need to fix together have come apart in parts or fully.

would a epoxy type one do the job?

[Alex B]

Ados F2

[HachirokuGTV]

Yeah definately a contact glue.
Epoxy goes to hard and will just release from the rubber.
You need a glue that drys like a rubber.
Sika Flex would work ok, ados f2 would work ok too, best I think might be Butyl glue, its a contact glue like ados but stronger. Butyl is the synthetic rubber used in roofing etc.

[85AW20v]

That stuff that's used to glue in windscreens?

[matt dunn]

That stuff that's used to glue in windscreens?

I use that all the time for glueing stuff to metal,
Urethane is what we call it,
I think sika flex is a brand of urethane.

[sergei]

Urethane Bond - about $5 in Warehouse, although it is a small tube.

[escortman]

did any1 see that guy with the glue at big boys toys damn that shit was good lol

[MrOizo]

... ados f2 would work ok too, best I think might be Butyl glue, its a contact glue like ados but stronger. Butyl is the synthetic rubber used in roofing etc.

I hve some ados but dont like it all that much. just seems to not hold... like when its in tension for a while it just peels apart. will go have a look for the Butyl and the Urethane Bond - price isnt really a factor as i'm not paying for it

Cheers.

[sergei]

... ados f2 would work ok too, best I think might be Butyl glue, its a contact glue like ados but stronger. Butyl is the synthetic rubber used in roofing etc.

I hve some ados but dont like it all that much. just seems to not hold... like when its in tension for a while it just peels apart. will go have a look for the Butyl and the Urethane Bond - price isnt really a factor as i'm not paying for it

Cheers.

Ados is rubbish.

[MrOizo]

Ados is rubbish.

Thats my thoughts! wicked.

urethane has no problems being in a greasy/oily/petrol environments does it?

[sergei]

As long as it is not greasy while you are glueing it.

[cr1mnl]

what type of metal is it? we use loctitte 406 in our wakeboard racks to glue the rubbers to aluminim forks and its the sh1t. rubber will tear trying to pull it out

check out www.loctite.com.au

Instant Adhesive 406 - Difficult to bond plastics and rubbers

The instant adhesive for extremely fast cures on rubbers and plastics. Bonds rubber to rubber, rubber to metal, including EPDM type rubbers. Ideal for bonding rubber components on handles, tools, electrical appliances and vehicle doors with window seals.

[MrOizo]

Sweet.

I'll look more into these glues..

gluing some rubber to some stainless... reason i need to do it myself is if we were to order new ones they would cost a shiiiiiiit load and would be about a month wait (ex denmark)

cheers guys!

[MrOizo]

Well i couldnt find anything other than some aryldite and its worked awesome. thought this might have been the go but wasnt sure how it would go on the rubber.


Thanks for the advice guys