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Sicaflex supplier

Post by roadrunner »

Just starting to cut my front and rear guards away, and need some sicaflex to seal between the inner and outer panels

Can't find the stuff in Seymour, :roll: so was wondering if anyone knows of a supplier in the northern suburbs of Melbourne

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my mate get his from Bunnings Hardware, so try any big hardware chain, christover
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Post by roadrunner »

Righto, Bunnings it is !

Tried Mitre 10 and the other local ones here. A few blank looks and a couple of dudes trying to sell me Selleys sealant was all I got :lol: .


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Post by ausyota »

The reason people are reluctant to stock sikaflex is because it has a very limited shelf life.
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Post by V8Patrol »

Try the local panel beaters shop......

personally I'd go with Urathane but its double the price.

couple of spare tubes of Sikaflex here if ya get stuck.

Pm me and I'll give you a suppliers number you can call.

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Post by Shadow »

bunnings carry it in qld.

ive notices autobarn also carry it :O
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Marine/boating shops keep it in stock.
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Post by roadrunner »

Thanks for the replies everyone...

Bunnings was the shot, the had a few different types and had plenty of them :lol:
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