Attaching Vinyl Cover To Tonneau
Attaching Vinyl Cover To Tonneau
I have searched the site and found numerous discussions on replacing this piece, but no where did I see what to actually use to glue it down. I am currently replacing my torn and worn blue vinyl and would like to know what is recommended to glue this fiberglass piece back down. Thanks.
http://www.ascmclaren.org/phpBB/viewtop ... over+nails
Someone used some 3M tape.
I'd probably use some liquid nails AND some 3M body tape.
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/e ... ched_Trim/
-Mike
Someone used some 3M tape.
I'd probably use some liquid nails AND some 3M body tape.
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/e ... ched_Trim/
-Mike
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Hi Guys
Do not use contact cement or adhesive in tube
I sell adhesives, for this project use Loctite E-60HP
Part number 29319
Off White in color
Viscosity 45,000
Mix rate 2:1
60 minute work life
Fixture time 180 minutes
Cure Time 24 hours
Temperature Resistance 250 F ( 121 C)
Shear Strength 4,320
Purchase from Fastenal Grainger, Motion industries, or MSC
Hope this Helps!
Chris

Do not use contact cement or adhesive in tube
I sell adhesives, for this project use Loctite E-60HP
Part number 29319
Off White in color
Viscosity 45,000
Mix rate 2:1
60 minute work life
Fixture time 180 minutes
Cure Time 24 hours
Temperature Resistance 250 F ( 121 C)
Shear Strength 4,320
Purchase from Fastenal Grainger, Motion industries, or MSC
Hope this Helps!
Chris