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realmike15 03-31-2011 09:45 AM

Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 
The fabric on the driver side door panel of my '04 Civic started peeling off a few months ago. It looks like the adhesive is finally starting to go and I'd like to repair it before the whole piece peels off.

What type of adhesive do you use to repair this? Should be a very simple fix, just don't know what glue should be used.

87 SiviK Si 03-31-2011 09:52 AM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 
Everyone says 3M Super77 is good, but its very temperamental with high/low temps. Go to a upholstery shop and get the glue they use. Its the shizz just did my door panels and armrest on my EG.

TailZ 03-31-2011 02:01 PM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 
i have to fix mine too..

It Wasn't Me 03-31-2011 04:29 PM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 
What exactly is your plan? To just glue the part that is already peeling, or removing the whole insert and re-glue it?

I recommend doing the latter, because if you only glue peeling portion back on, the rest will probably continue to come loose and you'll just continue to fight with it.


The 3M Super adhesive sprays (there are a number of them) will probably work, but I'd ask some local shops to see what they use and/or recommend. (as noted)

realmike15 04-01-2011 03:56 AM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 

Originally Posted by It Wasn't Me (Post 44983377)
What exactly is your plan? To just glue the part that is already peeling, or removing the whole insert and re-glue it?

I recommend doing the latter, because if you only glue peeling portion back on, the rest will probably continue to come loose and you'll just continue to fight with it.


The 3M Super adhesive sprays (there are a number of them) will probably work, but I'd ask some local shops to see what they use and/or recommend. (as noted)

I was going to, but it seems to have stopped peeling after a point. It's been like this for at least 3 months, I don't know why I'm just getting around to fixing it now.

It Wasn't Me 04-01-2011 04:21 AM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 
Hmm.. how big is the peeled portion, and where it is?

If it's one of the ends, just use newspaper and tape to cover the exposed areas, and use the spray-can adhesive.

If it's near the center, like around the door handle, you might want to see if you can find something that can be applied with a brush.



I've used the 3M (spray-can) stuff with positive results, but there are other adhesives available. Just make sure it's right for the application.

realmike15 04-01-2011 05:12 AM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 

Originally Posted by It Wasn't Me (Post 44986476)
Hmm.. how big is the peeled portion, and where it is?

If it's one of the ends, just use newspaper and tape to cover the exposed areas, and use the spray-can adhesive.

If it's near the center, like around the door handle, you might want to see if you can find something that can be applied with a brush.



I've used the 3M (spray-can) stuff with positive results, but there are other adhesives available. Just make sure it's right for the application.

It starts from the top left corner and goes about 1/3 way down, and continues along the top about 3/4 the way across. It's a relatively large area, so I'm not too afraid to use the spray but I'm open to suggestions. I think it might be from pressing against it with my arm every time I open the door. I push the door with my forearm when I open it, and after about 4 years of doing this I think it's taken it's toll on the glue.

I'll post a picture later for a better idea.

AutoXer 04-04-2011 07:49 PM

Re: Door Panel Fabric - What Glue?
 

Originally Posted by 87 SiviK Si (Post 44980371)
Everyone says 3M Super77 is good, but its very temperamental with high/low temps.

We use cans and cans of this stuff at my factory. It sticks even on parts coated with hydraulic fluid. The only thing is it's pretty damn messy and needs to get tacky before you adhere it to anything. I'm not so sure how good it would work on fabric.


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