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Hello,

The fabric fell off the door panel. What glue can be used to attach
the fabric back to the door panel? The car is 92 Accord DX, 4 doors.

Thanks a lot.

Jingyuan

Jingyuan Zhang wrote:

> The fabric fell off the door panel. What glue can be used to attach
> the fabric back to the door panel? The car is 92 Accord DX, 4 doors.

3M Super 77 is excellent for such an application.
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zhang@mybluelight.com (Jingyuan Zhang) spake unto the assembled masses in
news:7f59570f.0312011810.80396aa@posting.google.co m:

> Hello,
>
> The fabric fell off the door panel. What glue can be used to attach
> the fabric back to the door panel? The car is 92 Accord DX, 4 doors.
>
> Thanks a lot.


Contact cement. Follow directions on the can precisely. Don't use any sort
of spray contact cement.

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TeGGeR®

TeGGeR wrote:

> Contact cement. Follow directions on the can precisely. Don't use any sort
> of spray contact cement.

Have you tried Super 77 for this sort of thing? It's always worked
great for me.
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Bo Williams - williams@hiwaay.net
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| > What glue can be used to attach
| > the fabric back to the door panel?

Mine came off too, I used double sided sticky tape.

Bo Williams <williams@hiwaay.net> spake unto the assembled masses in
news:3FCC1D78.7BC8CAF8@hiwaay.net:

> TeGGeR wrote:
>
>> Contact cement. Follow directions on the can precisely. Don't use any
>> sort of spray contact cement.
>
> Have you tried Super 77 for this sort of thing? It's always worked
> great for me.


I use 3M 77 just about every day, but in a spray can as it's used for
paste-up of graphics.

I suppose if it were available in a non-spray form, it would work fine for
automotive application. It does tend to delaminate over time when you use
it to stick paper to paper or cloth to paper.


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TeGGeR®