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Halfords Black goo

Postby nickb » Fri 20.05.2005, 11:34

I'm sure one day while surfing on LEC I see a post mentioning a black silicon Goo Halfords sold, I think there was even a picture of the packet but I can't seem to find it anymore?<br><br>Am I going mad, or just very bad at finding things<br><br>Nick
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby Sy V » Fri 20.05.2005, 12:35

Try searching by "sikaflex" that's the brand name of the real McCoy.  I'm assuming you're alluding to Halfrauds equivalent.
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby nickb » Fri 20.05.2005, 13:22

Thanks Sy.<br><br>I need  it to fill the channel that is filled with a black rubbery substance down both sides of the windscreen.<br><br>I presume Sikaflex will be ok for this????
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby Enright » Fri 20.05.2005, 13:28

Do you mean Halfords Black Silicone Sealer? I think a 40g tube costs about £2. It's in a 6" long green tube with a white cap.<br><br>If you need I can send a pic.
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby Sy V » Fri 20.05.2005, 13:33

Sikaflex comes in a variety of guises. IIRC it's the black marine sealant you need with a combination of 2s and 1s in its title.<br><br>Anyone?<br><br>That said, the Halfords equivalent is much cheaper.
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby nickb » Fri 20.05.2005, 13:34

that's the one, I knew I hadn't dreamed it.<br><br>Nick
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby nickb » Fri 20.05.2005, 13:37

sorry, yes please enright as my local Halfrauds doesn't seem to stock it.<br><br>Nick
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Postby theelanman » Tue 11.10.2005, 11:47

if halfrauds dont do it anymore then try this lot

Sikaflex 221-This old favourite, now replaced by Sikaflex 291 for marine applications, is still available to order apparently.

https://www.fluke-motorsport.co.uk/cata ... cts_id=203

http://marinestore.co.uk/Merchant2/merc ... e=sikaflex

http://www.boatpaint.co.uk/acatalog/Boa ... s_224.html

http://www.western-marine.com/page90.htm

http://www.cfsnet.co.uk/acatalog/CFS_Ca ... 1_160.html

http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/view/CRM012/

http://www.mailspeedmarine.com/brandlis ... /Sikaflex/

just a few to be going on with.....the one SY awas on about is 221 but if you cant get that then 291 is it new uprated version...failing that I reckon that 90% of these sikaflex products are useable for 'land' application

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Postby theelanman » Sat 15.10.2005, 17:29

just been to halfrauds...
its now a loctite product..40ml tube....£4 a go
called loctite superflex black
halfrauds cat number 24802
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby max and andy » Sat 13.06.2009, 09:52

I remember reading a post where clingfilm was used to deal with Sakiflex when patching your seals but i can't remember how it was used. A&m
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Re: Halfords Black goo

Postby GeoffSmith » Sat 13.06.2009, 10:14

Andy, try typing "clingfilm" into the search box and you'll find posts like this!
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