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Gluing Heat Shield to Glass Smev Lid

mmck28

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Hi All

My metal heat shield has become unstuck from the Smev glass Lid on the gas Hobs. I have tried gluing it back on but keeps becoming unstuck. It has two plastic bits that are meant to stick to the glass lid

Can anyone suggest the best glue to use for this?

Many thanks

Mark

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We have the same problem so I will also be interested in any advice given on this subject.

Lorna

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Hi

Never had to do it but ...

How about the sort of glue used to re attach a rear view mirror to a windscreen ( metal to glass) Wink

:-

Mike

p.s. the evo stick one from Amazon looks the best but maybe someone else will come up with something better Wink

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Nano 470 sticks to glass.
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Hi
I also suffered with the same problem on my Hymer.
I used Evostick, been fine for over 12 months now.
Just hold it tight for 10 mins.
even the wifes cooking did not brake the join.

Tony

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