by Adhesive Supply | May 9, 2026 | Adhesive Advice & Technical Guides
Cracked ABS plastic is one of the most common caravan and motorhome repair problems. From front and rear panels to wheel arches, trims, corner mouldings and storage compartments, ABS is used extensively because it is lightweight, weather resistant, and easy to form...
by Adhesive Supply | May 6, 2026 | Adhesive Advice & Technical Guides
Caravan panels take a beating — road vibration, weather exposure, UV, and general wear all contribute to cracks, delamination, and joint failure over time. Choosing the best adhesive for caravan panel repair is critical if you want a durable fix that won’t fail weeks...
by Adhesive Supply | May 4, 2026 | Adhesive Advice & Technical Guides
Caravan trim coming loose is one of the most common issues owners face. Whether it’s window surrounds, corner trims, roof edging, or body mouldings, once trim starts lifting it can quickly lead to water ingress, rattling, and long-term structural damage. Choosing the...
by Adhesive Supply | Apr 29, 2026 | Adhesive Advice & Technical Guides
Choosing the best adhesive for composite bonding depends on the materials involved, the load required, and whether the joint needs to flex, resist weather, or deliver maximum structural strength. Composites such as carbon fibre, fibreglass (GRP), ACM panels, and...
by Adhesive Supply | Apr 27, 2026 | Adhesive Advice & Technical Guides
Bonding fibreglass to metal is common in automotive panels, marine repairs, caravans, enclosures, roofing trims, tanks, and industrial fabrication. The challenge is that these two materials expand differently, flex differently, and often have contaminated surfaces. If...
by Adhesive Supply | Apr 21, 2026 | Adhesive Advice & Technical Guides
Bonding rubber to metal sounds simple until the wrong adhesive peels away, slides under load, or fails when exposed to water, vibration, oil, or temperature changes. Rubber is flexible. Metal is rigid. They expand differently, move differently, and often live in harsh...
