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Sikaflex 252 Polyurethane Adhesive
Sikaflex 252 Polyurethane Adhesive
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Sikaflex 252 adhesive may be used in place of screws, rivets, welds, and other fasteners. This is a polyurethane adhesive that seals and bonds in one to step to provide high strength elastic bonding. Suitable for a wide range of substrates.
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Sikaflex 252 bonds and seals at the same time, offers excellent gap filling capabilities and compensates for loose tolerances in the building process. Sikaflex 252 exhibits excellent Green Strength and that means reduced clamping time. Some surface preparation is generally recommended for Sikaflex 252. Sikaflex 252 is sandable, paintable and NSF approved for incidental food contact.
Applications:
Particularly suited for bonding of metal of wood, trim, molding, styling elements, structural bonding of large parts including sheet metal and composites including large panels. Bonding of FRP roofs, sandwich panels and walls. Sealing applications especially for large joints. Replaces rivets and mechanical fasteners.
Substrates:
Wood, primed metal, and composites.
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Arizona
1 out of 5 stars.
I was sent expired product
6 months ago
I was sent expired product after waiting a week for it, not sure if it will hold up the same being expired. I wish they would not send expired product, its a waste of time and money. Who knows how long it's been sitting on a shelf in a hot warehouse.
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Fairfax, VA
2 out of 5 stars.
one time use product
3 years ago
break the seal the curing reaction starts and the tube becomes too viscose to use.
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Ann Arbor, Michigan
5 out of 5 stars.
Great stuff. Great strength.
5 years ago
I have used this to bond sheet steel to sheet steel. It is awesome. I'll use it to bond the panel anchor strips to my Jaguar XKE bonnet. My test strips (after 3 years) are as solid as ever. The Sika 252 is forgiving and easy to work with. It holds paint really well (automotive). Use a high-leverage caulk gun (yes they cost more, but you will thank yourself) and you will have no problems dispensing the Sika.
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California
4 out of 5 stars.
Works well. Hard to use.
6 years ago
The product holds well but is hard to squeeze by hand through a caulking gun. So I found it difficult to lay a good bead.
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Moss Landing, California
5 out of 5 stars.
I would buy it if I needed it.
6 years ago
Used this to attach two Renogy Cable Entry Housings to a vertical surface. Company suggested it as the only way to attach the housings. They are firmly attached. I used about 10 milliliters of the adhesive. It would be nice if Sikaflex offered a much smaller quantity.
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Elkhart, IN
5 out of 5 stars.
Exactly what we were looking for and needing. Thank you!
9 years ago
We use this to adhere trim onto exterior of vehicle bodies. Very good bonding agent with little hassel.
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Indian Wells, CA
5 out of 5 stars.
Rubber roof surface application Answer
10 years ago
In a word: PROBABLY would work in rubber roof app. Make sure both surfaces to be bonded are clean and dry. This step is often over looked, and is critical. The solar panel supports we bonded to a wood shake roof were later removed to relocate the panels and were done without damaging the supports or the roof. Held up in temperatures on roof of over 130F and high winds of gusts to 50 mph
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IL
5 out of 5 stars.
Sikaflex 252
12 years ago
Used it for trim on 16-gauge trains I am restoring.
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Chicago
5 out of 5 stars.
Bonding aluminum to aluminum
13 years ago
Used it to bond aluminum to aluminum on a trailer I was building. Worked great.
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zearing iowa
5 out of 5 stars.
basement furring
16 years ago
local scrap guy wanted empty tubes, for recycling , i like seeing the no waste side of product. that is benifical to future americans ownresourses.
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Q: I need to patch some leaks in the top of a box truck -- the original sealant at the seams has failed. I plan to scrape off as much of the existing sealant as possible and apply new. What sealant do you recommend?
3 years ago1 Answer
A: Sealants applied over the top of a seam generally will not keep water out. To work they must be sandwiched between two surfaces. In order to answer question properly, we need to know the materials being sealed. Please call the support center to speak with a tech that can guide you to the right product.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: I am buying a Renogy flexible solar panel and need to install it on the Sunbrella canvas top of my boat. They suggested this product.....will this work for my application?
5 years ago1 Answer
A: From my experience, Sikaflex 252 is a decent adhesive sealant. But for my applications I always use 3M 4200, 5200 or 4000. My concerns in your application would be that this bound will be permanent and probably will not be able to clean it from the canvas. If your plan is to never remove that canvas for maintenance or never to fold it, that would be fine, but if not, I would stay away from putting any sealant on my Sunbrella, unless it is only to seal holes. Hope this helps!
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Q: 1. Sika 252 was recommended to seal the windshield on my 1979 Jaguar XJ. This has a (synthetic) rubber seal that fits into the painted sheet metal opening and encloses the edge of the glass. (installation in that order) I was advised on sealing both interfaces after the parts are in place. Does this sound like a suitable application? 2. What is recommended for cleaning excess sealant off the paint & glass?
5 years ago1 Answer
A: It will seal the painted metal, not best on rubber. Clean up with Sika Remover 208
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Q: Does this product remain flexible after curing?
7 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes, this is one of the strengths to this product.
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Q: how much tensile stress it can carry?
8 years ago1 Answer
A: I assume you are referring to the holding power of two objects __quote__glued__quote__ with the adhesive when two equal and opposite forces are applied to the two objects. In my opinion it has very high tensile stress but would be dependent upon the surface area covered. I used it to bond a waterproof insulation to a concrete foundation at it being quite fluid it seeped between the two a considerable distance. Once dried, the only way I could pull it apart was to pull the fiber insulation apart with parts of the insulation remaining behind still attached to the adhesive.
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Q: Hi I have a 2007 Chalet A frame trailer. I need to replace the lexan window so can I use sikaflex 252 to bond a lexan window to the fibreglass skin of my Chalet trailer? Thank you
9 years ago1 Answer
A: They recommend SIK-295UV for that application.
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Q: I'm looking for an adhesive to mount solar panels to a rubber RV roof using __quote__Instapark__quote__ solar panel mounts. Will this product work?
10 years ago2 Answers
A: That's exactly what I used it for and my panels remain firmly attached after 3 years and 30,000 plus miles. One difference is that my coach roof is solid fiberglass. I used the instapark mounts. Once this polyurethane adhesive cures it really sticks and is very tough. It does take several days to cure.
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Q: Does Sikaflex 252 bond aluminium on aluminium?
10 years ago1 Answer
A: I'm pretty sure it does bond to aluminum.
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Q: hello , im just wondering weather a poly urethane typr glue would be the best for sticking and side mirror back onto the car. any suggestions ?
10 years ago1 Answer
A: It is a good construction adhesive. For holding your mirror onto the car you probably want an epoxy (2-part requiring mixing). Be sure it offers good adhesion between metal and plastic, whatever brand you choose.
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Q: In which store can you buy this?
11 years ago4 Answers
A: I ordered the Sikaflex 252 Polyurethane Adhesive from Jamestown so as to receive new replenished stock. I did not want to end up with tubes that have been sitting around for a year. This is a GREAT product !!
11 years agoHelpful?
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