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bodyart27 08-03-2003 06:40 PM

How would you fix this - interior piece - pic
 
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the trim near the glove box on the passenger side near the door is popping out....

what adhesive should I try?

any special prepping that I need to do?

turbodiesel 08-03-2003 06:50 PM

I used 3M Trim Adhesive. It does not dry rock hard and can be removed if nessisary.

joshhol 08-03-2003 10:36 PM

SELL!!! IT!!

It's the beginning of the end! :eek: :D

H-townbenzoboy 08-03-2003 11:07 PM

repair
 
What you need to do is take some duct tape, double fold it, and cut it small enough to fit under that sucker... or perhaps, some glue, maybe carpenters glue.
-Joe

240Demon 08-04-2003 01:54 AM

I used contact cement on mine, but if you use that stuff, it will never come off.

william rogers 08-04-2003 02:54 AM

I use tite bond super glue as it set very quickly and holds like a weld. Got to work quick and not use too much......
William Rogers.......

Wes Bender 08-04-2003 10:55 AM

Ditto the contact cement route. It seems to hold rather well, but you need to reach in and scrape as much of the old cement (I think they might have used some sort of double-sided tape) out of there first. On my glove compartment door I tried double sided tape first. The stuff I tried didn't work very well and I had to remove and dismantle the glove box door to clean it all off.

Cheers,
Wes

BWatson 08-04-2003 01:03 PM

For my trim I used clear silcone calking. It sticks right on there good and if you need to take it off, it is no problem. You can pull the residue off by hand and reglue if necessarry! it doesn't damage either surface.

thebern 08-04-2003 06:43 PM

adhesive...
 
elmers probond, gorilla glue or contact cement.


thebern


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