Recently the fabric on my door panel has started to peel off. I was wondering what I should use to re-attach it. I was originally thinking of using rubber cement, however I don't want something that might leak through and leave a stain or crusty spot on the side that shows. If anyone has had experience with this, or knows of a product that I could use I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks for your time.

 

We have sent several used cars to our local interior shop for this. They seem to have the right glue for this because all of them came back looking like new. *shrugs*

 

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What glue? Can you get us a name of what they use?

 

On the way home from EXPO, I noticed my passenger side door panel started to do this. Funny thing I was talking to Jasmadosa about this the day before there.

-Victor

 

theres probably a technique involved in fixing it also besides the product...i dont know if i'd have the skill to put glue all over my panel

 

i should also add that though you guys are talking about the itr fabric thats lining the door, anyone also notice how the vinyl lining starts to lift on certian areas? particularly that much used part where the armrest curves up to meet the panel...not very appealing to the eyes.

 

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What glue? Can you get us a name of what they use?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I'll call.

 

They sell spray adhesive at most auto parts stores...

 

spray adhesive is what you need
I have done it to many non ITR door panels to add the black tweed and make it look like an ITR door panel

just pull the fabric/tweed back give her a spray and push down for 30 sec. or so. then push edges back in with a butter knife. No big thing any one can do it. Just dont use too much glue.

 

Little update....I went and bought some of the spray adhesive on friday similair to the one ebelp posted. Seems to be working fine so far, however I did get some of it on the armrest .