weatherstripping
Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Oswego New York
I've heard that 3M Weatherstrip Adhesive is a good choice. There may be other members with first hand experience with this or another product.
I have it on my list to purchase when I'm ready to replace my weatherstrips.
I have it on my list to purchase when I'm ready to replace my weatherstrips.
Race Director
Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Danville Illinois
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I did use 3M Weatherstrip Adhesive when i redid my 75, apply to both parts and wait a few min to stick together.
Worked pretty good, and yes it gets everywhere even if yous careful.
Worked pretty good, and yes it gets everywhere even if yous careful.
Former Vendor
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Jeffersonville Indiana 812-288-7103
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And be sure to clean the weatherstrips before you glue. The weatherstrips will still have a coating of mold release on them that needs to come off.
I put the glue on both parts and allow them to fully dry. Then apply a thin coat and glue them down. (Like contact cement).
I put the glue on both parts and allow them to fully dry. Then apply a thin coat and glue them down. (Like contact cement).
Instructor
Joined: Aug 2013
Posts: 234
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From: Johnston Rhode Island
I just replaced all my weatherstripping all the way around. I use the 3M adhesive. Put some on the weatherstripping and some on the vehicle. Allow to get almost dry, add a tiny bit more on the weatherstripping and stick it on. It dries quick...maybe 20mins.
