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Old 8th August 2009, 22:40   #1
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New shiff and E-brake boots what kind of glue?

Im getting ready to install some alcantara boots and Im curious what kind of glue I should use to adhere them to the plastic frames? I bought some 3M upholstery spray glue but I wanted to make sure before I start.

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Old 9th August 2009, 05:15   #2
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I'm not using glue at all. The leather is held in place when the frame snaps into place.
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hi

yes that kind of glue will work just fine... or some kind of rubber cement.. thats how I did it and it worked out fine..
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The 3M stuff is probably the best stuff to use. We use it at work when we replace the leather seating surfaces under warrenty. Keeps it nice and neat, and keeps wrinkles from appearing.

Its a PITA to get stuff off after so make sure its right before it cures!
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