Window molding adhesive
#1
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Window molding adhesive
Guys -
OK, stupid question #26.
I replaced the rubber side window molding on my 74 Charger SE last year. The originals didn't have any adhesive, so I just slipped the new ones into place. They sorta held for a while, but the new soft rubber didn't stay in the tracks very well. (Remember this is an SE with the opera windows.)
I used the black Permatex weather strip adhesive, and that lasted a few months. (It's a type of contact cement, and kinda watery.) Yes, both surfaces were cleaned!!!
Anyway, I have to re-glue them now. Wondering what the easiest adhesive was to use. I was thinking of good old permatex ultra black RTV. Anybody use double stick tape for this? The weather strip adhesive was just too watery to work with neatly.
The car very rarely sees rain, so this is just to keep the soft rubber liner in place. Neatness counts!
Thanks
Archer
OK, stupid question #26.
I replaced the rubber side window molding on my 74 Charger SE last year. The originals didn't have any adhesive, so I just slipped the new ones into place. They sorta held for a while, but the new soft rubber didn't stay in the tracks very well. (Remember this is an SE with the opera windows.)
I used the black Permatex weather strip adhesive, and that lasted a few months. (It's a type of contact cement, and kinda watery.) Yes, both surfaces were cleaned!!!
Anyway, I have to re-glue them now. Wondering what the easiest adhesive was to use. I was thinking of good old permatex ultra black RTV. Anybody use double stick tape for this? The weather strip adhesive was just too watery to work with neatly.
The car very rarely sees rain, so this is just to keep the soft rubber liner in place. Neatness counts!
Thanks
Archer
#2
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This is my Favorite..... Careful.... It sticks to what ever it gets on!!!!
http://products3.3m.com/catalog/secu...er/output_html
http://products3.3m.com/catalog/secu...er/output_html
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Archer (11-15-2013)
#3
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Bob -
Thanks buddy.
I as looking for that one, but my regular guy only has the Permarx stuff.
I'll have to try a few other stores.
Guess that one stays were you put it?
Archer
Thanks buddy.
I as looking for that one, but my regular guy only has the Permarx stuff.
I'll have to try a few other stores.
Guess that one stays were you put it?
Archer
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The 3M stuff is great.. Do it right the first time.. You don't get a 2th chance-- it sticks...
I would also tape off the adjoining surfaces
I would also tape off the adjoining surfaces
Last edited by TVLynn; 11-15-2013 at 10:51 AM.
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Guys -
Kinda what I'm trying to find out.
I generally don't like contact cement because in most cases, once the mating surfaces touch, that's about it. I would rather something with a little more set up time.
If you recall the way the molding on the 3rd gen Chargers, there's a track and a lip that have to engage. Once miss with a contact cement, and that's it.
Thanks
Archer
Kinda what I'm trying to find out.
I generally don't like contact cement because in most cases, once the mating surfaces touch, that's about it. I would rather something with a little more set up time.
If you recall the way the molding on the 3rd gen Chargers, there's a track and a lip that have to engage. Once miss with a contact cement, and that's it.
Thanks
Archer
#8
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Ohhhh No..... It's not a contact cement!!!!!!!
Read it for your self....
This is what they used back in the day....
What we are saying is...Just get it installed rite the first time....
You'll have time to work with it...
You will be glad you used it!!!!
Read it for your self....
This is what they used back in the day....
What we are saying is...Just get it installed rite the first time....
You'll have time to work with it...
You will be glad you used it!!!!
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Archer (11-15-2013)
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