Try the link http://www.vantico-aandt.com/newco/addexn.html
My experience is a 20cm wide 4 m long copper strip glued to a concrete base outdoor in the Netherlands: from +32°C to -20°C. Up till now no problems.
Thibaud Chabot At 01:23 29-8-2001 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am consulting on a local sun sculpture which requires that an aluminum backing be glued to 6" x 24" stainless steel mirrors. They can't be screwed on for fear that the screws and holes might distort the mirror, and hence the image. The temperature exposure will range from -20 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit seasonally, and I think that the glue must be able to forgive the small difference in the metals' coefficients of expansion. Any recommendations? Silicon glue, polyurethane, epoxy, or something else? Thanks- Bill Gottesman
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