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Sept 25, 2011 19:50:20 GMT
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need to do a bit of diy interior triming , in the past ive always been let down by glues that fail in the summer heat
any suggestions on pukka stuff that works as it should?
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91 golf g60, 89 golf 16v , 88 polo breadvan
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Sept 25, 2011 20:11:58 GMT
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www.c-m-c.org.uk/Give Mike at CMC a ring, we get boxes of the stuff off him and use it daily for lining campers out. It's good stuff and we've never had any problems. With all spray glues, The key is not to use too much, and let all the solvent evaporate before sticking it - it should feel tacky to the touch, but not leave any on your fingers. If you use too much and don't let the solvents (used to thin the glue to get it out of the can mainly) evaporate before sticking it, you trap them in the joint, weakening it and causing it to lift. Some glues are just curse word though.
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Sept 25, 2011 21:17:42 GMT
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My missus uses high temp contact adhesive, the trim supplies places sell it. She re-covers bike seats. That said they're always either stapled or rivetted underneath as well, as is usual with them.
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'66 Amazon <-> '94 LS400 <-> '86 Suzuki 1135 EFE
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