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Sikaflex 252. Where the cheapest place to buy ?
380093 PostPosted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 11:03 am Thank this member for this postReply with quote
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I'm trying to source SIKAFLEX 252 to stick down the hardpoints for my solar panels. Electric fence online are wanting £40 delivered for a tube Evil or Very Mad I've found it elsewhere for £13 but they want £15 for delivery. Double Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad

I'm not trying to do this on the cheap but I hate getting the feeling I'm being ripped off.

Can somone please point me in the right direction.

Thanks in advance, Dave.
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Hi Dave o'learys about £7 but if you ask they sell Polyseal 101 & 102 £2 a tube every bit as good as sikaflex. 101 is more for sealing & 102 for sticking but both stick like s--- so to speak.All my van is stuck with this and nothing has fell off!!!
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This might be of help - contact Sikaflex direct ,ask them for you local stockist and then contact them. This worked for me when I lived in Luton and bought the price down to then 2004 £9.00 a tube - they also manufactured their own "look alike"!!
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I have in the past twice bought Sikaflex, both times at shows only to get home and find it was solid in the cartridge. It does not a have a good shelf life and when opened very soon goes off no matter how you re-seal it. I find Stixall far better it is an adhesive/sealant, Locally I can buy it for approx a fiver. It can be used and resealed as often as you wish and is unaffected by atmospheric conditions ie damp. Check out the website www.everbuild.co.uk.
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Thanks for the replies.

Lindy. The kit from electric fence is forty quid delivered Shocked

I've found some in Glasgow at half this price. I'm still looking.

Many thanks again, D.
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Do an ebay search. Usually boat yards/chandlers give the best deal on sealants etc - always a good idea to search these places for anything comparable for your motorhome bits too.

Cheers

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I ended up buying from Anixter in Glasgow.

I'd have been cheaper using gold leaf Very Happy
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davesport wrote:
I ended up buying from Anixter in Glasgow.

I'd have been cheaper using gold leaf Very Happy


Hello Dave,

Maybe but Gold Leaf won't stick your panels on!

I bought two short date tubes of 512 from Go outdoors the other week, £3.25 a tube. What are the reasons for using 252?

Trev.

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