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05-09-2006, 09:46 PM
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Are you going to redo the Fabric?
If so I highly recomend 3M90
The permatex didn't stand up to the heat
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If so I highly recomend 3M90
The permatex didn't stand up to the heat
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05-10-2006, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
OK, thanks. She'* prolly coming out Saturday, so if y'all have any suggestions, let'* hear em.
05-10-2006, 09:44 PM
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And....after you have rubbed all the old foam you can off the board --- do a good spray coat of adhesive and let it dry. Then spray it again. I used what the manufacturer recommended on mine but it was not enough. Had a place in the back where it came undone. You don't want that to happen after all the work of re-doing it. The extra $15 for another can is well worth it.
The condition of the foam probably has a lot to do with it. If it has deteriorated into oily goo, it will make it very difficult for any adhesive to do a good job.
The condition of the foam probably has a lot to do with it. If it has deteriorated into oily goo, it will make it very difficult for any adhesive to do a good job.
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