Can Dicor be used as an adhesive??
I am planning on "gluing" down an 85w flexible solar panel I bought, and I am wondering if dicor would be sticky enough to handle that, or if I need to buy some kind of roofing adhesive and then just ...
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ryanw821 wrote:LarryJM wrote:
I haven't read all the posts, but I would not recommend using Eternabond even the double sided stuff to secure anything. It is not a good adhesive since the microsealant is soft especially when warm and stretches. If you pull on the microsealant constantly it will release a lot of times from the surface. If you want a good adhesive look at either the 3M Marine UV 4000 and if securing items like wires the 5200 might be O.K. however the 5200 is not UV protected so I'm not sure how long it would last.
Larry
I ended up using 3M 5200, but it's on the back side, so should not get any sunlight/UV.
That is by far the best to use between two surfaces, but remember you will NEVER BE ABLE TO REMOVE the item without destroying either the item or the surface. I have what I would call extensive individual usage experience with both the regular roof seal and the double sided Eternabond in probably as many applications as anyone here.
Larry
