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05-31-2006, 10:39 AM
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I have gone through a few rolls of that chrome trim myself. I need to apply it with some other adhesive as the desert heat seems to keep the sticky from doing it job and it lifts. I end up yanking it off. I'll follow this thread to see if anyone else has this problem and have found a solution/better adhesive.
It does a good job holding EL wire in place.
05-31-2006, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by dbarberaz
Deb
Do you know the name of the glue? I think with the door not smooth and the heat here in Az I am going to need to try something else
Do you know the name of the glue? I think with the door not smooth and the heat here in Az I am going to need to try something else
http://www.weplay.com/Shoe/Goo/
06-25-2006, 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by SindyDix
I have gone through a few rolls of that chrome trim myself. I need to apply it with some other adhesive as the desert heat seems to keep the sticky from doing it job and it lifts. I end up yanking it off. I'll follow this thread to see if anyone else has this problem and have found a solution/better adhesive.
Due to the heat I had to remove the chrome trim a few weeks ago. Since then I bought more of it, along with some adhesive from 3M. I pit it back on one door for now. I am going to give it a few days to see how it holds. Once I see if it works I will let you know.
06-25-2006, 07:37 AM
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at wal mart and other places there is a tube of 3M glue. only problem is it comes in a small tube.
Shoe goo works great but it does not have a small tip for application.
gorilla glue would work but you would have to tape the trip in place for probably 5 to 6 hours to get a good stick.
you could try a super glue gel and that may work probably the best from what i have seen on the shelves researching.
if it comes loose, dont throw it away, peel off the 3M tape on it and use a different glue
Shoe goo works great but it does not have a small tip for application.
gorilla glue would work but you would have to tape the trip in place for probably 5 to 6 hours to get a good stick.
you could try a super glue gel and that may work probably the best from what i have seen on the shelves researching.
if it comes loose, dont throw it away, peel off the 3M tape on it and use a different glue
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