DC SUPERJET
Half a roll
- Location
- Lake Michigan
Is it really necessary to get all of it off before applying new glue and turf? I have read a few times that you don't have to get all of it off and it will adhere to itself. Is this true?
left over turf glue
- Thread starter DC SUPERJET
- Start date
- Location
- Windsor Ontario Canada
I cant really see why it wouldn't. I would think it would bond to itself the same if not better than it would with bare fiberglass. Just make sure all the turf is off!
stanton
High on jetskis.
- Location
- atascadero,ca
yes, sticks great
5810
WHERE-THE-SEAT-AT
- Location
- Knoxville TN
As soon as u apply new glue, the old glue will will be reactivated. welwood rules, and the fumes are fun LOL.
- Location
- Windsor Ontario Canada
Cheaper than booze haha
DC SUPERJET
Half a roll
- Location
- Lake Michigan
Awesome guys thanks.
I also read somewhere that people were using some substitutes for the 25mm underpad. I want to ride this weekend and I don't have time to wait for the underpad to ship from hydro turf. Is there a legitimate substitute for the hyrdoturf padding?
I also read somewhere that people were using some substitutes for the 25mm underpad. I want to ride this weekend and I don't have time to wait for the underpad to ship from hydro turf. Is there a legitimate substitute for the hyrdoturf padding?
stanton
High on jetskis.
- Location
- atascadero,ca
no
RobertoGatos
Rob
- Location
- Morgan Hill, Ca
I remember reading somewhere that people used foam yoga mats. not sure about how that will last though.
madscientist
chilling with these guys.
- Location
- good old p'cola
i used the locking type garage floor mats and make sure you rough them up for the glue to stick with some 40-80 grit paper
SJBrit
Extraordinary Alien
- Location
- Bradenton, FL
I used a camping mat from Wally World which has lasted really well. However, it is nothing like 25mm thick. Maybe 15mm.
- Location
- Tri-Cities, WA
I've used rectangular gardening knee pads from Home Depot on the last 3 turf jobs...holds up great and feels the same as Hydroturf's 25mm pad. Price is around $6 a pad and it usually takes just a little more than 2. These are bare foam, not the ones you see with the rubbery coating on them.
