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AndyM
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:13 am 
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Hi guys, I was wondering what glue/sealent is normally used to hold on the door rubbers?
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3M Weatherstrip Adhesive, Black, P/N 08011.
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Follow the directions closely, especially the part about CLEANING the parts to be bonded.
Also, don't change your mind after the parts are brought together.
Once they touch it's GAME OVER :shock: :shock: :shock:
When doing the rear doors, make sure you use the little plastic retaining clips that hold the rubber in place around the curved section at the rear wheel arch.
Without them you won't get a clean neat curve and the 3M adhesive will have a hard time holding the rubber in place.

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what clips are they my 1600 doesnt have clips on the rear doors
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I find superglue seems to work really well. Just do it nice and slow and work your way around a couple of dots at a time.

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PostPosted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 8:24 am 
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I use Wurth rubber glue... designed for glueing seals on

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Use both wurth & super glue.

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Last time i used superglue it ate the acrylic paint and eventually the rubber broke away from the door taking the paint with it...
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Acrylic? Meh! 2K all the way!

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Superglue is not flexible either so you would need to be choosey where you use it.

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And once it is set you aren't going to be getting your rubber back off!

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a dob of SG is used to hold the rubber in position whilst the rubber glue has time to cure.

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loctite 401 :P
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sled510 wrote:
loctite 401 :P
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