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Originally Posted by paul paquette
I repaired a few small spots on my Trillium elephant skin using a hot glue gun. Fast and simple.
Paul
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Standard hot glue gun sticks are not appropriate for the temperatures that can happen to a ceiling in the hot sun. The adhesive will soften under those conditions.
The exception being a specialized very high temperature hot glue gun that uses Pur which are polyurethane glue sticks. That specialized glue develops cross linked boding that increase over the next few weeks as it cures. The glue comes in metal cartridges that insert into the special gun. It is fairly expensive to use as well so you would only find it in woodworking stores or online specialty suppliers. I got mine from Rockler quite a few years ago but they no longer sell them or the cartridges. A very high heat hot melt is not an appropriate glue for foam. It does adhere very well to the interior side of the trailers and to wood as well. I used the fast setting version to tack the wood furring strips I applied inside my trailer to hold them in place while the epoxy cured.
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