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Choosing Right Adhesive for Fixing Torn Rubber on wf-f1062 Apron: Butapren Not Effective

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  • #1 13606353
    biedrek1
    Level 14  
    As in the subject - on the lower edge of the apron, a piece of rubber tore off and water is leaking. I have a piece of rubber from another apron and I want to try to glue it together - what glue should I use? Butapren falls off - I tried it and after 2 washes at 60 degrees the patch flew off...
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  • #2 13606385
    freebsd
    Level 42  
    Two-component adhesive PLASTIC CEMENT PC 4 (glues belt conveyors in mines and diving equipment) or SC 4000. But at these prices, this gluing may be unprofitable.
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  • #3 13606413
    biedrek1
    Level 14  
    In fact - the price of glue is comparable to the price of an apron ... And any other cheaper solution?
  • #4 13606530
    brovar
    Level 18  
    A cheaper solution may be butapren, but I am not able to determine how much the glued apron can withstand.
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  • #5 13606550
    biedrek1
    Level 14  
    Butapren withstood 4 washes...
  • #7 13607774
    viiking
    Level 26  
    Robson is right, no glue will glue it, even silicone which has very good adhesive properties does not stick to this rubber composition.
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  • #9 13608265
    biedrek1
    Level 14  
    If you don't know what it's about, you know it's about money :( A new apron costs PLN 150, and a replacement costs PLN 100 ... And I was hoping to organize some glue for less money.
  • #10 13608341
    vorlog
    Level 40  
    The glue I linked you costs PLN 10, so not a fortune.
    It can be useful for many purposes...
    You can also combine with real butaprene, not some Dragon brand crap, but Pattex - I doubt that properly applied it wouldn't hold.
    http://www.pattex.pl/pl/produkty/glue-kontaktowy.html
    There are a lot of good adhesives on the market, it's a matter of looking and familiarizing yourself with their capabilities,
    http://www.pattex.pl/pl/produkty/ekstremalne-repairs/repair-extreme.html
    V
  • #11 13613561
    biedrek1
    Level 14  
    To the MODERATOR - in my case, damage to the apron does not threaten safety in any way or pose a threat to the use of the washing machine - just a little water drips from it. So please don't be so harsh - I take all self-repairs on myself.

    I bought this glue today - I'm going to test it right now.
  • #12 13613594
    ROBSON33
    Admin of household appliances group  
    Moderated By ROBSON33:

    Gluing the apron puts the user of the washing machine at risk as well as damaging the device.

    3.1.11. It is forbidden to publish entries that do not contain substantive content, contain harmful advice , advice that is not an attempt to solve the problem, and publishing identical entries following each other or repeating information included in the course of the discussion.



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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around finding an effective adhesive for repairing a torn rubber apron on the Samsung WF-F1062 washing machine. The user initially tried Butapren, which failed after a few washes. Suggestions include using two-component adhesives like PLASTIC CEMENT PC 4 or SC 4000, although they are costly compared to a new apron. Cheaper alternatives like Butapren were mentioned, but their effectiveness is questioned. Some participants recommend replacing the apron entirely, while others suggest specific adhesives, including Pattex and a specialized gum glue. The user expresses concern over costs, as a new apron is priced at PLN 150. Ultimately, the user decides to test a new adhesive.
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