Hi Scott, There is a lot to unpack here and until you have settled on your materials there is not too much advice we can give. The difference in rubber "dots" will change the type of adhesive that functions...

Hi srsoupy, There are several ways to approach this problem. If you are only looking for weld protection then testing  3M™ Marine Adhesive/Sealant Fast Cure 4000 UV would be a good starting point...

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Hi dominiqueFRS, This will be dependent on what you are trying to bond, can you give any more details about the application?

Hi Ken, That looks like an interesting application. A good place to start with this would be a structural acrylic as they will be more resistant to plasticizer migration from the PVC zipper. 3M™...

Hi chrisbudda, Depending on the type of foam you are using we have several options, mostly based on whether the cells are open or closed and their relative size. However, if removability is a key feature,...

HuntsmanChemist, sorry for the late reply but the tape they are using does not appear to be a 3M tape.  They reference an 0.045” thick air permeable tape which is applied to both glass panels.  I assume...

Hi garydfw, Can you be more specific about what type of plastic you are bonding? Perhaps add some images? There are several adhesive solutions to choose from depending on the type of plastic. Thanks!

Hi Laurence, I'd have to learn a little more about your issue to make a suggestion for bonding materials. What is the type of plastic cap you are bonding to and what's causing the lens to detach? Is...

Hi zeuslove, Depending on how thin you want to make this, if you were able bond it with 3M™ Super 77™ Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive – Low VOC <25% (Aerosol), that would hold the fabric...

Yes, it should be fine contacting those fittings.

Hi Theintergrator, There are multiple methods for debonding 3M™ VHB™ Tape adhered substrates.  The method and tools/techniques really depend on the application and substrates.  For mobile...

Hi kishpj, For Fastbond 49, the best maintenance method is to keep the system full of adhesive and closed. If you can avoid letting air get entrapped anywhere in the lines or spray gun that would be best....

Hi Idorn, 3M Tartan 200 masking tape was rebranded as 201+, identical in construction but now as a part of the 3M™ Masking Made Simple portfolio. If you need anymore information please let us...

Hi Jinx, Silicone rubbers are generally difficult to bond to and require either very specific adhesives or some amount of priming. A cyanoacrylate based adhesive would meet the needs of this application...

Hi Randy, Silicone is normally a difficult substrate to bond to, requiring specific adhesives and/or sealants. Fortunately, 3M™ Marine Grade Silicone Sealant should be able to solve this gasket...

https://industrialcommunity.3m.com/blog/question/whats-best-to-bond-rubber-fender-flares-without-damageing-the-paint/

Hi Leon, The paint damage over time would be dependent on the type of rubber that the flare is made of, although the paint is much less likely to be damaged than the rubber. A tape would likely be your...

Thanks for the question Rick! Sorry to hear that the 3M™ Hi-Strength 90 Spray Adhesive did not work for your application. There may be some issues with the bonding surface area of the carpet not...

Thanks for the question Brian! Having a removable and airtight seal is a particularly challenging application, especially when temperature cycling is concerned. Initially I would suggest trying 3M™...