Which glue to stick brush bumpers ?

[Le coup de raclette.NET]

I would like to stick these plastic bumpers because I always loose them.

Any idea which glue to use the best ?

 

[Iron Giant]

If you glue them on how are you going to get them off once they are worn out ?

 

[Mattlekim]

You could always ask @Skxawng he has a prototype connecter that holds bumpers on really well.

 

[JEM]

Maybe try some double-sided sticky tape that way they should stay on but you can get them off when needed

 

[ched999uk]

I used a small dot superglue but it didn't last that long!
I had assumed that when they wore out I would just cut them off and sand the glue back.

 

[Skxawng]

Only

You could always ask @Skxawng he has a prototype connecter that holds bumpers on really well.

Not for sill brushes, just supreme brushes. I got sick of the bumper falling off!

 

[Skxawng]

R

I used a small dot superglue but it didn't last that long!
I had assumed that when they wore out I would just cut them off and sand the glue back.

Rubber cement might work better, but the nylon brush head is very hard to bond to.

 

[Pjj]

R

Rubber cement might work better, but the nylon brush head is very hard to bond to.

What about an epoxy two pack glue that will stick most things ie clamps to poles etc

 

[Skxawng]

It could do with a tab coming down that fits around the jet capsule to hold it in place.

 

[Skxawng]

What about an epoxy two pack glue that will stick most things ie clamps to poles etc

I think it would hold for a while but epoxy isn't great holding onto flexible things like rubber for long.

 

[Marko067]

I lost so many of those little rubber bumpers that I gave up using them. For me anyway, the extra knobbly nylon bits on the end of these brushes designed to keep the bumpers on create a problem that didn't exist in the first place. They are the very bits, that for me bang into the frames and/or make marks on the PVC frames. Now I just cut them off any new brushes I buy with junior hacksaw.

 

[Stratf01]

You can try the glue I use for mobile phone repairs (one of my other businesses ?)
It's called B7000 it sticks well but remains flexible which makes it very resistant to impact.

When it comes to removing you can just pull it off. The glue stretches and finally breaks away

Used the stuff for years.

Worth a go ?