i asked this ages ago, and no one knew, so i'm trying again... i need to stick the moisture barrier sheets to the door once and for freakin' all, but nothing i've tried works.

- silicone sealants DO NOT work; once it dries, they're stuck to the door but not to the vinyl moisture sheet.
- 3m mounting tape DOES NOT work; it peels right off the door with ease.

i even tried butyl tape. it's sticky as ****, but it does not hold onto the door, nor to the freakin' sheet.

WTF??

i'm tired of this ****. what the hell did honda use? i'm sure i'm not the only person who's had to deal with this crap.

help!


butyl tape:

 

are you talking about that plastic/vinyl sheet that covers up the door holes behind the interior door panel??? like the plastic is being held up by this yellowish glue right?

 

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yep, that exactly.

 

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i wanna know also. that stuff is nasty and sticky. in hot weather it starts to run.

 

i'm wondering if i should just scrap trying to adhere that damn sheet and get some dynamat or something.

that "dynamat xtreme " should act as a moisture barrier, no?

 

ductape? dont know..just throwing out suggestions.

 

hot glue gun, did it at work all the time

 

I know exactly what you're talking about because my barrier sheet is starting to fall off too. I'm not sure but I believe it is 3M Ultrapro Autobody sealer.

http://www.shop.com/op/aprod-p...eid=3

Honda has this sealant specified for other repairs that I've seen and this sealant has the same tan color as the barrier sealant. You might ask a honda/acura dealer if this would work fine. Good luck!

 

i bet that's it, but at $11 per 5oz, it looks like it'd be damn expensive to seal up the door.

i wonder if regular hondabond is the same thing (expensive too)..

 

thoughts on using dynamat or b-quiet instead?

how well does that crap stick, and does it block moisture?

 

Yeah i also need to know in the middle of summer its sticky like gum.

 

try some epoxy glue...that stuff sticks to everything...make sure you clean off both surfaces first so the glue sticks.

 

clean the surface with alochol first then try whatever you have been trying.

 

Just take it off and cut some dynamat pieces in the same shape. Then stick that son the doors.

 

Would weatherstiping glue or contact cement work?

 

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what do i look like, a noob?

all surfaces were cleaned thoroughly.

 

Sorry but that is a common mistake when working with adhesives.

 

Door panel seal adhesive Honda p/n 08712-0003

 

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thanks!

 

finally, after all these freakin' years. thanks, echo. you rock.



i also came across this handy service bulletin: Part #'s and Descriptions for Honda Insulating Products, Adhesives and Sealers, Greases and Lubricants, and Cleaners and Polishes

finally..