That won't hold my underdash carpet.:spanked: NO,NO,NO, don't use contact cement. Use 3M band super 90 spray adhesive. It is what professional upholstery guys use for stuff like that. It is in an aerosal can so it is easy to apply, and it holds carpet and vinyl great. You can actually pick it up at lowes. Just make sure it is the 3M brand.
I have both the contact cement and spray adhesive. Maybe ill use both and finish it off with a nice strong weld:laughing:
Is the carpet deteriorating? Try black weatherstripping adhesive. If that doesn't work, Try dynamite.:rolling:That won't hold my underdash carpet.
No it's brand new it's the craziest thing I have ever seen. I have cleaned both sides and used just about every product out there. I have just about given up on it I don't even have it in the car anymore.:laughing:Is the carpet deteriorating? Try black weatherstripping adhesive. If that doesn't work, Try dynamite.:rolling:
:agree: Thats what I used when I installed the new interior in my 84 and it worked great.:spanked: NO,NO,NO, don't use contact cement. Use 3M band super 90 spray adhesive. It is what professional upholstery guys use for stuff like that. It is in an aerosal can so it is easy to apply, and it holds carpet and vinyl great. You can actually pick it up at lowes. Just make sure it is the 3M brand.
Im surprised hot glue works, but hey as long as it works why not.:thumbsup:Put all new carpet in my 91 last winter. Used my wifes hot melt glue gun. It worked great. Door panels dash sills console etc.