rubber glues
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For vinyl trim I would use the 3M High-Strength 90 spray contact cement. Be aware that while a lot of places sell it, the price varies wildly. Home centers like Lowes and Home Depot typically have reasonable prices for it.
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on the same subject,
I"m replacing the vinyl on the rear wheel arches and A pillars.
glue suggestions?
This is vinyl to paint.
I"m replacing the vinyl on the rear wheel arches and A pillars.
glue suggestions?
This is vinyl to paint.
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I have tried a DAP Weldwood contact cement and it did not provide a very long lasting secure bond, so will try one of the choices offered. Thanx Randy
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The above suggestions are good. Another option is Loctite Black-Max (380).
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try the Gorilla rubber cement,it comes in tube or tiny bottle., stay away from those 3M sprayable adhesive, they don't work at all.
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You could try contact cement. You clean both surfaces and apply a coat to each. Allow the cement to dry clear. When the two surfaces contact each other, they are glued (hence the name).
You can also get a water-based version that does not attack plastics - I use it to bond Styrofoam panels together.
In my Mini, I used it to apply new vinyl fabric to the upper dash pad with success.
Note: NOT suitable for slip-on joins - the glue will "lock" at first contact, preventing any movement.
You can also get a water-based version that does not attack plastics - I use it to bond Styrofoam panels together.
In my Mini, I used it to apply new vinyl fabric to the upper dash pad with success.
Note: NOT suitable for slip-on joins - the glue will "lock" at first contact, preventing any movement.
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I am looking for a glue that forms a strong bond for rubber to rubber (as on the two ends for the radiator to cowl rubber strip); but also for adhering rubber strips to metal and mending tears on the 50 year old rubber backed Mini carpeting in my Traveller. Anybody found some kind of glue-like adhesive? Randy