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great new glue in a tube what was it?
Within the past month I think it was someone posted a thread about their experience with some great glue in a tube like Gorilla Glue; but it may not have been Gorilla Glue I don't remember the brand. I meant to make a note of it but didn't and now I can't find that post. They mentioned using it on a headliner I think? I ask because I had a new headliner installed in my '63 Catalina and it has come loose along the rear edge above the back glass and I'd like to try and re-glue it and want it to stay there if I do.
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https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...t=gorilla+glue Maybe this thread?
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For fix ups like that I have always used 3M spray adhesive/ contact cement.
I saturate a Q tip with it rub it on both sides, wait 2 minutes and stick it together. I don’t know about how long this new glue will hold up to temperature changes, but I have never had the 3M stuff fail me.
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Thanks both but the thread I'm talking about was within the past month or not much longer than that. It wasn't 3m stuff although I too am big on 3m products. This was something I'd not used before.
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Since you're just trying to fix it. Use DAP Weldwood glue. It's in a brown glass bottle with a brush attached to the cap. I've used it on many interior vinyl and convertible top applications before with very good results. I got it at ACE Hardware.
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#6
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How about this discussion: https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...light=adhesive
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Thanks for the responses. The post I'm thinking of hasn't been mentioned yet but I've got some good leads now on good glues for my headliner.
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