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Common Questions

How Much Glue Should I Apply to the Glue Tab?

How Much Glue Should I Apply to the Glue Tab?

The ideal amount of glue for each tab varies based on size. As a general rule, you should fill the entire surface of the tab. Once applied, you should notice…

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Why Won’t My Glue Tabs Stick to the Panel?

Why Won’t My Glue Tabs Stick to the Panel?

Following our 6C process ensures optimal adhesion every time and can resolve most common issues. A few of the most common reasons for glue not sticking are…

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How Do I Remove Glue from Panels and Glue Tabs?

How Do I Remove Glue from Panels and Glue Tabs?

Glue is easily released using a high concentration form of isopropyl alcohol sprayed directly on the glue. This allows glue to be removed cleanly by…

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How Hard Should I Press Down when Applying a Glue Tab to the Panel?

How Hard Should I Press Down when Applying a Glue Tab to the Panel?

When applying the glue tab to the panel, it is best to set the tab within a layer of glue similar to a brick placed in mortar. The tab should have an even layer of glue all the way around the edge with plenty

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How to Ensure Correct Glue Tab Placement on Damaged Panel?

How to Ensure Correct Glue Tab Placement on Damaged Panel?

We recommend using a grease pencil or marker to clearly mark the edges of the damage when viewing with a line board, fog board or other PDR light. Technicians can then easily

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01/07/2020
Dave Rozelle - XtremeDent.com
United States United States
If the Hulk were a glue tab

These things pull like a beast! Roof rails have to submit, they will grab metal and move it quickly. Less pulls means less time and more money, I've been a fan of these ever since using them and they hold up like the day they were first used. Thickest tabs I've ever held, from the face to the shaft. I've never broken one of these tabs and I don't believe I ever will!

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