effing spray glue lets go in the heat!!
effing spray glue lets go in the heat!!
So long story short, I re did my cloth door inserts with silver leather two months ago, they looked fantastic. But now in the heat/humidity the Glues sorta letting go, and they isnerts are like wrinkly.
I used "3m super 77" and I applied that **** generously to BOTH surfaces, and let each sit for like 5 mins or so before putting them together.
I'm gonna re do them in Black, but whats a good spray glue that WONT let go? I'm a lil pissed as at first they looked freakin awesome lol.
I used "3m super 77" and I applied that **** generously to BOTH surfaces, and let each sit for like 5 mins or so before putting them together.
I'm gonna re do them in Black, but whats a good spray glue that WONT let go? I'm a lil pissed as at first they looked freakin awesome lol.
ya i did Staple gun around the edges and all, but its letting go in the middle of the insert, really ****ing me off as they looked amazing but now they're just, well not bad, but the inserts aren't tight and form fitted anymore..
I would think a good headliner spray would work, like Permatex 27828 or Loctite 37312 - the Loctite is pretty good strength and has good heat resistance (I had a headliner issue in my old second-gen, and I bonded it up - lasted until I junked the car). It supposedly works on a lot of surfaces, too.
mmmm.... shouldnt do that, could be bad prep.
try this Automotive Headliner Adhesive Spray Glue For Repairing Your Torn or Sagging Headliner
try this Automotive Headliner Adhesive Spray Glue For Repairing Your Torn or Sagging Headliner
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