Hi Ya, I've got a passenger side door panel lifting off the door's steel frame. Bad enough that you can see inside the door. I'm saving up to buy a fiberglass replacement and be done with it, but for
As a temporary fix, go to your local auto glass shop and get a tube of urethaine windshield adhesive. This is what Bob Hoffman recommends to hold on the panels, but I don't believe it is strong enou
Use the black urethane that is used for setting and mounting windshields. It works well and is a permenant fix. Clean off the old glue, lay a bead and clamp it. George. George J. Malaska, VIN#768 V.P
Thanks a lot for everyone's reply. These are the suggested adhesives that have been mentioned so far: 3m bonding adhesive (pn 8115 ?) 3m 5200. Liquid Nails Black urethane that is used for setting and
Sikaflex is very permanent. BTW, I removed my door skins by carefully heating the edges with a blowtorch while prying the fiberglass away from the metal with a good paint scraper. It took time to do
Back in 1983, I used a 3M structural adhesive called 2216-BA (gray) which is an epoxy (mix parts A & B), apply and clamp for 24 hrs. Not one spot (which were mostly on the door skins) has let loose.
There is a whole litany of stuff to do inside the door and it's fairly well documented in various Bricklines and previous list messages. Use the index on the BI web site and the archive messages. Vol
I think this is going to sound odd. Does anyone know which of these is "less" permanent but won't come undone on its own accord until I decide to replace the panel? 3m bonding adhesive (pn 8115 ?) 3m