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Sliding roof runners
Hugh Barnes Offline
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15-09-2023, 07:53 AM
In my ongoing reinstallation of my sliding roof, my attentions today are going to turn to the operation of the sliding panel. I have some very 'dense' felt I plan to cut pads from to fix to the metal runner brackets. Has anyone got any really good ideas how I should do this? I am thinking Evostick, but would be interested to hear any other proven approaches?

tia...
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15-09-2023, 09:23 AM
I was faced with the same problem on our RN Hugh and tried Evostick 30 years ago and it's still in place.    
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15-09-2023, 09:32 AM (This post was last modified: 15-09-2023, 09:35 AM by Hugh Barnes.)
That, as they say Dave, is the right answer...

Thanks so much, I shall forge ahead..

cheers...

Edit: Actually, I was taught a tip from tech support at Evostick a while back. If you make up a 'primer' of evostick let down with some of the Evostick Cleaner/solvent and pre-coat the two surfaces to touch dry, *then* use the Evostick, you get much better adhesion.. Seems to work...
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