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Superglue aims at aftercare industry
7th December 1989, Page 143
7th December 1989
Page 143
Page 143, 7th December 1989
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• GP Cyanoacrylate Adhesive, a superglue from Dunlop Adhesives, bonds in seconds to form a fast and permanent clear drying bond between a wide range of substrates including rubber, plastics, metals and fabrics, says the company.
"The adhesive provides combination of speed, strength and ease of application and bonds most surfaces found in the aftercare industry.
"Typical automotive applications include bonding rubber gaskets to the back of headlight units before they are fitted to the bodyshell. The superglue can also be used to bond plastic coated wires to each other to hold them when the wires pass through grommetts in the vehicle bulkhead between the engine and passenger compartments."
Dunlop Adhesives Turbo 67