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  • Water-based formula
  • Non-flammable
  • Use on most boat surfaces

Environmentally compatible and installer friendly, this water-based Boat and Outdoor Carpet adhesive is non-flammable and can be used on most boat surfaces including wood, aluminum, fiberglass and steel. This gallon of carpet adhesive will cover approximately 105-115 sq. ft. and should be applied using a 1/8" notch trowel or 3/32" notch trowel. One gallon.

   
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  • Water-based formula
  • Non-flammable
  • Use on most boat surfaces

Environmentally compatible and installer friendly, this water-based Boat and Outdoor Carpet adhesive is non-flammable and can be used on most boat surfaces including wood, aluminum, fiberglass and steel. This gallon of carpet adhesive will cover approximately 105-115 sq. ft. and should be applied using a 1/8" notch trowel or 3/32" notch trowel. One gallon.

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I need to replace my bunkers on my trailor I was going to glue and staple the carpet. I was going to use pressured treated wood so it would last longer.
7 months ago
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todcat
 - Smyrna,TN
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I carpeted the bunkers on my old trailer with carpet scraps and stapled them on the sides. Any old carpet works, put the staples on the sides away from where contact with the boat will be.
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 - Redding, CA
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Yes, it will work to glue on bunk boards/wood.
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BPSResource7
 - springfield, mo
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Any scraper 2" to 4" will work well. I found it worked best to apply the glue to the back of the carpet rather than the seat.
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 - Redding, CA
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Use mortar trowel with a 1/16" or 1/8" slot.
6 months ago
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FailingWithStyle
 - Grand Rapids, MI
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Try a trowel ( putty knife)
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 - springfield, mo
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I have rigid plastic motorcycle saddlebags that I want to put carpet on the inside.

Will the glue adhere to the plastic without warping the plastic during the cure?
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Most boat surfaces including wood, aluminum, fiberglass and steel.
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 - springfield, mo
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YES. THE GLUE STUCK WELL TO MY RUBBER BACKED CARPET FROM BASS PRO, BUT I DONT KNOW ABOUT OTHER PRODUCTS. IT DOES TAKE TIME TO DRY SO YOU HAVE TIME TO ADJUST THE FIT BUT DONT WALK ON IT TOO SOON OR IT WILL SLIP
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 - CALIF.
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Worked great for me on rubber backed marine carpet when gluing down to marine grade plywood. It is waterproof, but I cannot compare it to Synergistecs 240 as I have not used that glue.
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FailingWithStyle
 - Grand Rapids, MI
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I made the mistage in buying it and now have to spent more money to get Synergistecs 240 to finih my job
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 - Texas
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Does it work on aluminum.

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 - Suffolk,VA
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seems to work just fine on my aluminum boat. remove as much old adhesive as you can and keep area clean
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 - boise, idaho
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Yes it will. The biggest thing to insure good results is to clean & prep the surface properly. After removing any residue, be sure & clean the surface with a solvent based cleaner, such as acetone. Using an orange based cleaner, or something not solvent based can result in a film being left on the surface, even if it's dry to the touch. After being exposed to water, the film is reactivated and will impact the adhesion of the glue negatively. Hope this helps, good luck!
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