I have a couple of "rubber" strips loose on the car and 50 odd years ago would have used a tube of black bostick to stick them back. I cannot see such a product today. What can anyone recommend?
Richard
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Black Bostick
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Isn't that the glue that was sold to stick replacement soles on well worn shoes?
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A 2 part rubber adhesive such as Bostik 2402, as used for rubber boats and wetsuits, would provide a waterproof permanent bond.
Cliff Coggin.
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It is possible to get Black Silicone Sealant/Adhesive which might suit. Screwfix have half a dozen different types in their catalogue
Don
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Thanks for all of the suggestions. I finally used "Evostick Serious Glue". It supposedly sticks to rubber and glass. The windscreen sealant was considered but it seemed a waste to get a tube considering the very small amount needed for my job. Silicones were dismissed as I have never had any success getting them to stick to modern car "rubbers". The "Serious Glue" appears to have worked well and I intend trying it on the Ducato rubber at the bottom of the windscreen. This lifts up at the corners and fills with muck.
Again thanks for the response.
Richard