Josh Spivey
Try E6000. It's industrial strength. Comes in different flavors depending on
materials. Had some separation from a tear last yea in Bend. This did the
trick.
http://www.eclecticproducts.com/e6000_retail.htm
On 11/3/14, 11:11 PM, "Ryan Garner via OBRA" wrote:
> I just did this with a set of Limus'. I just cleaned the area to be
> reattached really well and then treated it as though it was a standard gluing
> situation. a little bit of glue on each surface, let it tack-up a bit, then
> reapply and let it tack-up again. then applied one last layer of glue and
> pressed the two pieces together. then i took electrical tape and, starting
> from the tread side, pulled it down over the casing and attached it to the
> rim. let it dry over night and when i peeled the tape off, i started at the
> tread side and peeled towards the rim.
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