agilchrist
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Weird. I opened a new tube of Sierra bellows adhesive yesterday. Today as I was preparing to finish up re-installation of the lower unit, I noticed that the side of the tube had a small split in it, and the visible adhesive had turned black. When I squeezed the tube, smoke came out. Eventually, some yellow adhesive came out, and I was able to finish the job. However, the tube, lying on the ground, continued to smoke and ooze black adhesive.
It acts as if it's reacting with something, but what? It's been pretty hot here (108 yesterday). Is there a max temperature limit for the adhesive? It's still sitting outside (don't want to put it back in the garage just in case it bursts into flames).
Has anyone else experienced this?
It acts as if it's reacting with something, but what? It's been pretty hot here (108 yesterday). Is there a max temperature limit for the adhesive? It's still sitting outside (don't want to put it back in the garage just in case it bursts into flames).
Has anyone else experienced this?