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I am fitting a new set of carpets and will be sticking them to a fibreglass tub any recommendations?
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bortaf
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Do when it's warm for a start, i use B&Q spray carpet glue believe it or not and as long as it's warn and you let it flash off it's fine, i use it to hold acoustic carpet in truck cabs and insulation in older cars, even used it hold cow hide on a drum stool (project).
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fad
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Is it strong enough for a fatty like me to perch on a drum stool and hold..? You know how us fatty drummers can get when we're excited (and sweating buckets out of our bum cracks!).
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Last Edit: Jan 9, 2017 10:57:12 GMT by fad
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bortaf
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19 stone meself BUT i use the drum stool as a work stool (it's on H/D wheels) and i find the hair on the hide absorbs any butcrack juice fine  you may find drum playing more of a work out and hense more crack dampness  There are certainly more expensive glues i've just not got anything i fitted the carpet to to the point of failier to time it TBH, i did the cab in my P100 with the B&Q sstuff and thick acoustic carpet and it's still on there 3 years later, i fully carpeted an old LDV ambulance (lined with F/G inner shell) in the thinner trim carpet and that was still on 4 years later when it was scrapped due to rust, the only thing i found was if you didn't let it dry for a min or 2 the carpet didn't stick and came off a day or so later but redoing it propperly sorted it fine? B&Q is on the route from home to the yard so i use a lot of thier stuff, not all is good mind you  |
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fad
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Ah gotchya. Cheers for that buddy!
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you may find drum playing more of a work out and hense more crack dampness 
