There's a new glue that works just like magic - Sticks Like Sh1t. I first discovered this magical glue when I bought a Turbo while on vacation. Turbo is one of those nifty little vacuum cleaners that leave my carpets and upholstery looking new again. I use my vacuum everyday to clean up after I take my vehicle for a quick spin. In addition to cleaning up the carpets, I also vacuum the couch, so the couch and chairs look brand new, too.

One day, while vacuuming my car and getting ready to go somewhere, I realized that a leaky bottle of glue had caused a major mess in my garage. A big red mess, actually. The leak started in the corner of a cardboard container full of sugar. The sticky glue had completely caked a hole in the middle of the cardboard container and was now sticking to everything inside of it, including the surge, which was at the bottom of the cardboard.


I ran to my wife's woodwork, which happens to be one of my best tools, and removed the sugar. While I was in the process of cleaning up my mess, I noticed that one of the screws on one of the flaps was badly rusted. I quickly took a screwdriver and began tightening the screw, but it didn't seem to go quite enough. Upon closer inspection, I realized that the screw wasn't tightly tightened in the screw hole. Frustrated, I decided to use my Dremel tool to remove the screw and repair the flap.

Two weeks later, after my vacation, I returned from an extended trip and noticed a small white, plastic-like specks of grit on the inside of the tarp. I didn't think anything of it, because I had just gotten my hands on some Sikaflex291 SIKAFlex parts, which are little metal clips that glue onto the wooden frame members and screw them on to the front of the tarp. The only problem was that the bits of grit were located on the inside of the tarp, and I couldn't find a way to see how they would affect the stability of the cover when it is closed or open.

Top customer reviews with BestReviewsTips UK A few days later, while eating supper as we talked in my kitchen, I suddenly remembered my original plan for fixing the sticks like sh1t problem. The Sikaflex291 definitely wasn't going to work, so I went back to my drawing pad and started to draw something else. After a few hours, I was sitting in my kitchen table with my new plan in my hands, and I wanted to tell my friend about my idea right away, but I didn't have any better ideas. Finally, my friend asked if I might share with him what I had drawn so he could get an idea of what I was talking about.

I showed my friend all of my new ideas, explaining that the only way to fix the problem was by either removing the sticks from the flammable liquid, or by placing a Sikaflex Hulu in front of the adhesive. I also explained that I thought it would be a good idea for me to place the Sikaflex in the box of the adhesive, so the adhesive would stick to the box instead of the adhesive to the box. That way, the Sikaflex wouldn't have any place to hold the adhesive once it got wet. After talking it over with my friend, we both decided that it would be a good idea to make a test video to see what kind of effect the Sikaflex had, and we filmed one from the kitchen showing my friend how to use the product correctly and the results of running the adhesive from a box of adhesive from one end to the other.