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Sunroof
One of my sunroof seals (you know - those black strips that help keep the water and air out) on my 82SC is starting to come off on one side.
What type of glue do you use to glue those suckers on? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. - Bill
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03-06-2004, 07:49 PM
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3M black weatherstrip adhesive.
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Mucho thanks for the quick reply! I assume I can get this at my local Parts store?
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Yep. Be sure to buy it in the sqeeze tube. Not the spray can.
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03-06-2004, 08:09 PM
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Weather strip glue.....
If you have a local NAPA parts store, they should carry both the black and yellow trim cement.
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I've done it twice with the spray can adhesive. For the front portion, you can do it with the sunroof in. Spray the adhesive in a jar and then paint the metal portion. Mask off the felt that your adhering just at the edge you want the glue not to show and then spray. Apply it like you would any quick bond rubber cement. The rear requires the removal of the sunroof but it is similar.
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