How do you keep the rubber in your spinner forks?

[TxJole]

I have a problem with the rubber track coming out of my board forks, as I know must of you have had. I tried rubber cement lasts awhile, super glue no luck. BIL used gorilla glue, works but looks like crap. Anyone have anything they'd like to share? I'm going to use o-rings this weekend and see how that looks.

[mrbobolina]

I would use the 3m 5200 marine glue. I used it on the diamond plate for my trailer. It is good stuff.

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...beQH8HT14PGTgl

[riderite]

401 Locktite

[TxJole]

GREAT, i'm a Locktite distributor and thats the only thing in the line I do not have.

[Nauti-Cats]

I used some clear silicone I had lying around. Seems to work okay.

[Nautiquehunter]

I used a product called Poly Seam Seal available at ACE and Home Depot its water soluble until it dries so clean up is easy . After it drys it looks like silicone. Note the clear is white until it dries .

[TxJole]

I sell polyseam seal aswell.

[xrichard]

When I bought some stuff from Menace (former Titan guys), they told me they used a LocTite product as the OEM glue but suggested Gorilla Glue to last longer.

[riderite]

When I bought some stuff from Menace (former Titan guys), they told me they used a LocTite product as the OEM glue but suggested Gorilla Glue to last longer.

We are still using 401 LocTite on all of our polished forks. Gorilla Glue works well but is really messy and does not last as long as the 401 Loctite... If anyone need's some PM me and I will get you taken care of..

[Miljack]

I used 3m "Weatherstrip Adhesive" which they now offer in black. This stuff is messy, but once it sets up, it's seems to be working pretty well. Advantage of the black stuff is if you're not perfect with your cleanup, it's hard to notice any "oozing."