281_Tbird
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I’ve used 77, 90 and headliner adhesive, the latter is the only one that I’ve been happy with for the door fabric.
Well i spoke too soon. My panels are coming loose with 77. Of course, because i said it lmao. I'll look into headliner adhesive hahaha
That’s really quick! For me the supers lasted about 6 months at least.
Trick with all these spray adhesives is to treat them as a spray on contact cement; eg spray both surfaces with it and let it tack up for a few minutes before joining them together. With the door panels I go even further and remove them completely from the car and lay on a bench and put some weight over the inserts as well. I’m not sure that’s necessary but it’s just been part of my most recent success at joining them
I did this in my Mustang last week, used 3m super 77 and worked good
77 will let go; you'll find a sticky mess laying in the seat, at the end of a hot day going home. The sdhesive I got from midwest stuck to a headliner in 100 degree weather, with the windows up.Well i spoke too soon. My panels are coming loose with 77. Of course, because i said it lmao. I'll look into headliner adhesive hahaha