Greets!
On a related note, I was researching glues for a
non-Bricklin repair and came across this one:
http://tinyurl.com/b4try
At a glance it sounds like just the thing for bonding
the skins to the car's various substrates, so was
wondering if anyone has any experience with it or
willing to try it on their car since I'm still a long
ways from doing any repairs to mine. :^(
GM
--- jblair1948@cox.net wrote:
> > From: "George T. Geissinger" <ustow@ptd.net>
> >
> > I finally got to removing the right side door skin
> for replacement. Is the
> > replacement skin to be attached anywhere else than
> the edge? There is signs of
> > adhesive in the center section but none of it
> touched the skin.
>
> George,
>
> In addition to the perimeter of the door skin, it is
> glued
> to the cat wisker bar. However, originally this bar
> was
> attached to the window channel. This caused the
> door skin
> to buckle in, and stressed the glue join, and caused
> it to
> pop off. What Terry recommends now, is to cut the
> horizontal cat wisker bar off the frame. Then glue
> this bar
> directly to the door skin. Then glue the skin to
> the
> door frame. I' don't remember now, but I think it
> also
> gets glued at the window opening. You'll have to
> look at
> that.
>
> John
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