What glue to use

[SR_Neale 10]

Hi all. Have just been lucky enough to buy a leather interior for the rado. My question is what glue is best to use to re attach the leather where it has come away on the door cards.

[g0ldf1ng3r 13]

good question - I need to do similar to the door cards in the valver

 

I was going to use some hi temp contact adhesive or similar if I can find any - hi temp due to the top of the door card being in the sun

[Jim Bowen 1]

Something like this

 

http://www.as-trim.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_18_31&products_id=71

 

They also do a thicker glue of the same type.

[Jim Bowen 1]

i did mine recently and just used a normal superglue i had lying around

 

[SR_Neale 10]

Cheers jim. I knew I had seen your pics with the pegs but just couldn't remember where. Did you have any issues with using normal super glue?

[g0ldf1ng3r 13]

I like the temporary 'securing' mechanism lol

[SR_Neale 10]

I like the temporary 'securing' mechanism lol

 

Knowing my luck I'll end up getting the pegs stuck lol.

[Jamie 1]

I use this and it's excellent.

 

http://www.as-trim.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1_16_20

 

The only thing to be wary of with superglue it does eventually go brittle and will start breaking up

[SR_Neale 10]

I use this and it's excellent.

 

http://www.as-trim.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1_16_20

 

The only thing to be wary of with superglue it does eventually go brittle and will start breaking up

 

I think I'll give this a go. Wasn't over keen on using super glue due to the possibility of it bleeding through and ending up with white blobs everywhere. How far does it go as there isn't a huge amount to do?

[Jamie 1]

I think I'll give this a go. Wasn't over keen on using super glue due to the possibility of it bleeding through and ending up with white blobs everywhere. How far does it go as there isn't a huge amount to do?

 

It does go quite far. I reckon the smallest tin would be more than enough.

[g0ldf1ng3r 13]

Knowing my luck I'll end up getting the pegs stuck lol.

 

ha ha ha

 

make sure you don't use plastic pegs - old skool wood only ;)

[Jim Bowen 1]

Retro-pegs ftw

[g0ldf1ng3r 13]

It does go quite far. I reckon the smallest tin would be more than enough.

 

thanks Jamie

 

I will have a look into that also

[SR_Neale 10]

Love a bit of wood lol

[Philly-R6 0]

I had great success with TrimFix High Temp spray adhesive. Just mask up everywhere and take your time.

I used pegs, too...

[lilfuzzer 1]

i did mine recently and just used a normal superglue i had lying around

 

 

This sends shivers down my spine as used the same method very good but time consuming

[Jamie 1]

I didn't have to use any form of clamp - once that AS glue grabs it's stuck. The downside obviously is you need to get it right first time

[fonzooorooo 10]

If you need more pressure from the retro pegs, wrapping rubber bands round them works well.

[Storm Guy 0]

lol...Brings back memories.

Evo serious glue, but just needed to do some edges.

 

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[SR_Neale 10]

lol...Brings back memories.

Evo serious glue, but just needed to do some edges.

 

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Tut tut you didn't use old school wood.