Adhesive for Container Door Sealant

[ToughButterCup]

Has anyone needed to re-seal their shipping container door with new rubber seals? If so, which adhesive did you use, please? 

[PeterW]

If it's rubber to metal then a Stixall or even CT1 would be preferable. 

[ToughButterCup]

Ta!

[JanetE]

Just been watching the CT1 video! What an amazing product!  We've just got to get some

 

http://www.sealantsonline.co.uk/Products/CTec_CT1_Sealants_Adhesives

[Triassic]

I've looked at the door seals on our containers and they are held in place with a metal strip and rivets.

[Barney12]

On 18 June 2016 at 11:22, JanetE said:

Just been watching the CT1 video! What an amazing product!  We've just got to get some

 

http://www.sealantsonline.co.uk/Products/CTec_CT1_Sealants_Adhesives

Me too. Is that multi solve really needed? Or do I remember that baby wipes do the same job?

[Nickfromwales]

The spray is a cleaner and a finisher. You can't lick your finger and wipe CT1 like you can with silicone, as this stuff works underwater too   

the multisolve is used AFTER preparatory cleaning of the surfaces has been done, and is basically there to remove contaminants that could stop the CT1 adhering properly ( and thus making the process a waste of time and money ). You'll also need the MS to clean up afterwards. It's a bloody handy spray which also removes cured silicone from tiles etc, and general cleaning where conventional cleaners won't shift it. DONT leave it on any surfaces as it soaks into silicone, for one, and dissolves it nicely. 

NOTE :

The white CT1 goes custard yellow and looks terrible. Don't use it as a finish anywhere where it will be seen ! Use clear, wipe it all but completely off, as a sealant, and then go over the top with white silicone as a finisher

The other colours are fine, grey, beige, black silver etc, as is the clear. The white sucks, but is still good for purpose.