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Posted by on November 5, 2009, 1:56 pm
>car crash wrote:
>> Hi all, I'm trying to get a rubber tire from a bicycle to stick to a
>> piece of plastic. In short My son has a toy that he rides called a
>> power wheels artic cat. The tires are made of hard plastic and wear
>> out quickly on the cement roads. What I was told to do was take a
>> 12.5 inch bicycle tire and cut out the edges and then wrap it over the
>> plastic tire to protect it. Well I've done all that but when my son
>> drives it around for a few minutes the rubber tires slides off the
>> plastic one and comes off. So I used caulking to try and adhere both
>> the rubber to the plastic but that only worked for a few days before
>> it fell off again.
>>
>> In short does anyone know of a product that can adhere a rubber tire
>> to a piece of plastic securely that won't come off? I've heard
>> contact cement might work but that it drys hard and that most likely
>> would crack. Any other ideas ?
>I'd probably just add some small screws (or even brads it they'll drive
>into the particular plastic) thru the tire into the wheel thru the face
>of the tire into the rim. Won't hurt a thing since the tire isn't
>holding air anyway.
Might be a good place for some pop rivets...
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> piece of plastic. In short My son has a toy that he rides called a
> power wheels artic cat. The tires are made of hard plastic and wear
> out quickly on the cement roads. What I was told to do was take a
> 12.5 inch bicycle tire and cut out the edges and then wrap it over the
> plastic tire to protect it. Well I've done all that but when my son
> drives it around for a few minutes the rubber tires slides off the
> plastic one and comes off. So I used caulking to try and adhere both
> the rubber to the plastic but that only worked for a few days before
> it fell off again.
> In short does anyone know of a product that can adhere a rubber tire
> to a piece of plastic securely that won't come off? I've heard
> contact cement might work but that it drys hard and that most likely
> would crack. Any other ideas ?
> Thanks.