What's a real good strong brand of trim adhesive?
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What'* a real good strong brand of trim adhesive?
Went to dinner with my wife last night, in a less than desirable location and when we came out of the restaurant, some Delinquent/Vandal/ P.I.T.A.- decided to use either a screw-driver or other flat tool and pryed away my side molding just below the gas tank cap.
I managed to get it back into place , but they sheared the two front clips so now the molding is not flush with the side of the car-
Whats a real good / strong brand of Trim Adhesive that will hold up to all kinds of weather - i live in northern NJ
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I managed to get it back into place , but they sheared the two front clips so now the molding is not flush with the side of the car-
Whats a real good / strong brand of Trim Adhesive that will hold up to all kinds of weather - i live in northern NJ
Thanks.
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Re: What'* a real good strong brand of trim adhesive?
Originally Posted by fantascp
Went to dinner with my wife last night, in a less than desirable location and when we came out of the restaurant, some Delinquent/Vandal/ P.I.T.A.- decided to use either a screw-driver or other flat tool and pryed away my side molding just below the gas tank cap.
I managed to get it back into place , but they sheared the two front clips so now the molding is not flush with the side of the car-
Whats a real good / strong brand of Trim Adhesive that will hold up to all kinds of weather - i live in northern NJ
Thanks.
I managed to get it back into place , but they sheared the two front clips so now the molding is not flush with the side of the car-
Whats a real good / strong brand of Trim Adhesive that will hold up to all kinds of weather - i live in northern NJ
Thanks.
Thanks for the help.
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Man, I'm sorry. I'm normally pretty laid back, but vandalism on someone else'* car just makes my blood boil. To me, it'* like spray painting over an artist'* painting. We/I work on the look of our car to make it uniquely ours, and they ruin that...for what? Sigh...
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The 3M weatherstrip and trim adhesive is designed for the very purpose you need it for. Most auto parts stores sell it in a package that has a cylindrical clear bubble glued to a flat cardboard hanger.
The tape is a medium gray color with a red release liner on it. It will give you a permanent bond if you get both surfaces very clean first.
The tape is a medium gray color with a red release liner on it. It will give you a permanent bond if you get both surfaces very clean first.
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