[ChrisVocals]

what kind of double sided tape should i use to re-attach my side mouldings? Mine are sagging. Thanks in advance!
-Chris

 

[.sanya.]

Re: what to use to re-attach side mouldings? (xEdgeDubx)

3m

 

[hockeystar17mnj]

Re: what to use to re-attach side mouldings? (.sanya.)

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[dangtz]

Re: what to use to re-attach side mouldings? (.sanya.)

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best there is http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif

 

[ChrisVocals]

should i look at wal mart? auto parts store? office max?

 

[dangtz]

Re: (xEdgeDubx)

what ever your little heart desires.
home improvement store.(home depot, lowes)

 

[ChrisVocals]

ooh good call..

 

[geoj]

Re: (xEdgeDubx)

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should i look at wal mart? auto parts store? office max?

that you must decide...

 

[anarchyx34]

I used 3m professional double sided tape. It's about $40 a roll but the stuff sticks like white on rice. Make sure both surface are clean of old glue, whatever and then clean with alcohol. Use a hair dryer to warm up both surfaces as you apply and then rub with a lot of pressure.

 

[jhayesvw]

Re: (anarchyx34)

i had the best luck when i also cut the tape into like 4" sections and taped it on leaving small 3" gaps between the tape.
that way, if the tape does start to peel, it stops at that piece and the molding stays put. http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif

 

[chinaski]

Re: (jhayesvw)

i used some 3m stuff i picked up at autozone a couple of weeks ago. gray with red backing. get ready for sore thumbs.

 

[asthesunsetdies]

i didnt have any 3m avaliable so i just used some gorilla glue and applied pressure to it for a few hours.

 

[chameleon78]

Re: (asthesunsetdies)

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i didnt have any 3m avaliable so i just used some gorilla glue and applied pressure to it for a few hours.

stupidest thing ever.

 

[asthesunsetdies]

i don't care it did the job.

 

[chameleon78]

Re: (asthesunsetdies)

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i don't care it did the job.

and the molding will never ever come off,..nor will the glue.

 

[asthesunsetdies]

yepp thats what my intentions were.

 

[Quickfry]

Might as well just hit them with some five-minute epoxy...

 

[ThatGuy]

Re: (Quickfry)

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Might as well just hit them with some five-minute epoxy...

i have used contact cement before

but 3m is what the majority uses, the grey (not white/foamy stuff).

 

[ReRa1]

Re: (chinaski)

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i used some 3m stuff i picked up at autozone a couple of weeks ago. gray with red backing. get ready for sore thumbs.

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3M Double Sided Heavy Duty Tape http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif

 

[bm16v]

There's a decent write up somewhere. Cleaning all the sticky ****e off the mouldings goes a long way, you should see the chemical cleaner from 3m as well. I got everything at advance auto parts.