87 upper interior door trim question
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Drifting
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87 upper interior door trim question
My interior upper door trim is spreading out or separating. The part is a foam covered in a plastic skin. Is there a way to glue it back to shape?
What would work to glue the foam back to the skin?
I've seen the price of the replacements, I'd rather try to fix this one first.
Thanks
What would work to glue the foam back to the skin?
I've seen the price of the replacements, I'd rather try to fix this one first.
Thanks
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Drifting
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From: Port McNicoll Ontario
No one has any suggestions..
I guess replacing it is the only option.
I was hoping that was not the case, I understand replacing it if the posts that fasten it down are broken but I figured I could glue the skin back to the foam.
I guess replacing it is the only option.
I was hoping that was not the case, I understand replacing it if the posts that fasten it down are broken but I figured I could glue the skin back to the foam.
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Originally Posted by 87 rag
No one has any suggestions..
I guess replacing it is the only option.
I was hoping that was not the case, I understand replacing it if the posts that fasten it down are broken but I figured I could glue the skin back to the foam.
I guess replacing it is the only option.
I was hoping that was not the case, I understand replacing it if the posts that fasten it down are broken but I figured I could glue the skin back to the foam.
...when my 1985 driver's side was spreading, it turned out that it had split badly behind the arm rest, so we never investigated repair. My thought is that glueing it would be a temporary fix at best.
