Interior glues?

[brnc_429]

wats the best type of glues to use for my interior. i plan on wrapping and the interior pieces, the bottom of my dash and my headliner. there all gonna be wrapped wit the same material. i just figured the headliner and everything else would be seperate glues.

so wats everyone else using?

[JRock]

weldwood...comes in pint cans, brush it on...like $13-15 bucks a can.

same price you'll pay for the shitty spray glue you buy at the auto parts store.

it smells great too

[brnc_429]

will that work for everything? and which one theres a few to pick from.

[LuisT]

contact cement...

[97xenissan]

the 3M super 77 is okay, but i think the good one is made by weldwood like Jrock said it comes in cans, a local guy uses a spray gun to apply it, but u could brush it on

[JRock]

i used a brush.... LOL...to spread it, after me and pugz dumped half the can on my headliner.

[nismo mike]

The 3M 74 works really well, meant for interior stuff, much better than 77 which doesnt hold up well under humid conditions..the weldwood in a can is the best sprayed through a air gun.

[Ven]

Contact glue works well. I spray it thru an old primer gun on both sides, let it tack a bit and stick it. I have had good results with this method

[ScottXGTR's]

Contact cement works well. As does the 3M stuff. With the 3M look for the higher numbers for a better hold. I think the 90 is available at lowes. Read the directions tho, its similar to contact cement. Spray on both surfaces, let it tack, then apply pressure.

[nismo mike]

the 74 is a much higher strength adhesive than the 77 also costs 18 bucks a can.

[brnc_429]

well i bought a can of weldwood contact cement for the panels and dash but is it good for the headliner too? will it drap in humid conditions cuz hawaii is really humid sumtimes and i want an adhesive that will keep the cloth tight to the headliner..

[nismo mike]

Yea bud you'll be fine using it on the headliner also for best results if you can use it through a spray gun

[brnc_429]

alright sounds good. will i need to scuff the plastic peices too?

[JRock]

couldn't hurt, just to get all the armor all and other shit off.

[nismo mike]

id even hit it up with a little degreaser also, get the oils and shit off. Scuffing it up will help with the bond, a scotch pad would probably do alright...

[brnc_429]

is it really easier to spray it on? i'd figure brushing it on wud be better becuz i can control the amount i put on.

[joker]

yea prep it like your goin to paint it. clean it, ruff it, clean it, then do ur gluein and what not.