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not had the pleasure before and i assume stainless is the order of the day....
mine is a rubberised roof and i m not sure of the construction but think it might have wooden battons in as i can see lines of the skellerton where water condenses on cold mornings....(outside)
Do people just use screws or is there something specific for roof bolting
That's an impressive sized panel! Use full length brackets and I don't see a problem with sikafix.
probably be deerer than the panel.....
and i hasten to add, i ve just been sifting through the metal bin at the dump and saw some aluminium bracket perfect for the job .. could nt get it out as it was attached to something bigger and then got captured by the attendants who told me off and said all was captured on cctv......
Thats another letter i ll be getting traced by my car number Leek council go to the trouble of sending and the second car i ll be banned in using when i go to the tip....
That's not a thread hijack in my opinion - it's valuable additional info.
Which I can't give because:-
a). I can't remember which is the recommended one.
b). I ran over my tube last week, and stupidly slung it away without noting down the details!
I think it's 221 which is best for bonding and sealing, but there are so many variants that I would ring up a god supplier and say exactly what I wanted it for.
Dave
Edit - Or is it 512? I'm sure I've used both, and there wasn't much difference.
Last edited by Zebedee on Tue Nov 15, 2011 3:46 pm; edited 1 time in total
If you are worried about using the Sikaflex alone (I presume it is due to the forces the panel will go through whilst driving?). You could put a Roof Spoiler / Wind Deflector to minimize the force.
I know that Fiamma do one has I have ordered one for this very purpose on my own Van.
If you are worried about using the Sikaflex alone (I presume it is due to the forces the panel will go through whilst driving?). You could put a Roof Spoiler / Wind Deflector to minimize the force.
I know that Fiamma do one has I have ordered one for this very purpose on my own Van.
GOOD LUCK
fortunatley the large heiki will deflect , my worry is the rubberised coating on the roof is just that and only 1 mm thick and thats all it would effectively be bonded to....
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