www.pamfast.com/index.php/products/hotmelt/ an old friend called me today raving about how it bonded a metal strip to concrete in 5 min. no more liquid nails or that other stuff that takes between 2-3 hours to bond metal or tack strips to brittle concrete...it heats up very quick and the gluesticks have something in them that creates a very quick bond. any one here have experience with it? i'm thinking about buying one tomorrow
Any carpet repair guys using this hot glue adhesive?
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The Great Oz
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If you get one of the larger high-temp guns and the glue stick that is appropriate for carpet it will hold a seam as well as traditional hot-melt. Use the wrong glue stick and the seam will fail.
handdi
Supportive Member
we bought one love it
no more carry a hammer drill buy one u will like it 100 bucks
no more carry a hammer drill buy one u will like it 100 bucks
i had a talk with one of the flooring outlets here that sells them...he said he's sold 40 of them recently and hasn't had any complaints, but i'll have to find out for myself i guess...did u use the PAMTite gluesticks or different ones?Willy P said:
idreadnought
Supportive Member
Yes the gun is different and you have to use the pam sticks. The glue is much different than regular glue sticks. and the gun gets hotter. One reason you need it hot is because the aluminum and concrete act as a heat sink to cool the glue off fast. That pam gun was a lifesaver one night when my cimex pad driver broke one night doing a 30,000 sq foot job. The employee came to me with it in two pieces, the foam part popped off the plastic housing. I used the pam and the hot glue, haven't touched it since.
C
CleaningLA
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I love it got mine at amazon 100$ with 20sticks
Jamesh921
Member
The website you referred to showed 8 different guns. Which model gun are you referring too?
