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Spray adhesive
I am putting some vintage stickers and decals on the inside of my trunk lid. The old water slide decals I can work with. I also have a few adhesive backed items that have at least partially dried out. Does anyone know of a good adhesive (spray?)that would work for the stickers?.
This is one of the stickers I am working with. Some of the adhesive is dried up and some of it is still a little sticky
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Any of the better spray adhesives should be effective, but you would need to clean up any excess. Another good outcome might be double sided tape and trim to match the decal, stick on and you are good to go.
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BillD (01-04-2018) |
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A good glue stick also works great for that stuff Bill. I used a glue stick to adhere an original PA. inspection sticker to the windshield of both of my cars with very good success.
Gotta clean the surface well and your golden. Should work for your vintage decals too. |
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1966 Biscayne L72 Clone car with ID code 427 1969 Z/28 1968 RS Z/28 1968 RS Z/28 1967 Camaro convertible |
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Thank you for all the help with this.
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I use 3M 77 for lots of non-Camaro uses and a couple of Camaro uses. Works great.
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The 3M adhesive is fine for what you are doing but be cautious of this or any other spray adhesive if doing headliner or insulation work. It does not stick long term. Absolutely worthless for headliner and in most cases insulation in my opinion. I used to use it to make vinyl repairs such as when a door panel vinyl released around the edged or gluing insulation to the inside cowl area under the dash (pictured) only to come back weeks later and find the insulation had literally fallen off the back of the cowl or the vinyl had released. I followed the directions to the letter. Does not seem to matter whose spray I used. Now it is strictly gun applied with a professional grade adhesive.
However with regards to decals I have had very good luck with spray adhesives. One word of caution especially on paper decals such as posi decals, spray it on in very thin coats or it will react similar to spraying straight water on it and will bleed right through and stain.
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Rick Nelson Musclecar Restoration and Design, Inc www.musclecarrestorationanddesign.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62r-6vgk2_8 specializing in (only real) LS6 Chevelle restorations |
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Rick, I have door panels to recover on my chrysler 300G. Vinyl material to stick on a fiberboard like material. What is the adhesive you use?
Thanks Bill
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Bill
Use this. Spray or brush, both surfaces, wait till it is dry to touch. Good stuff. See what Rick says too, rattle can crap SUX Google it, got my last on ebay and I would bet Amazon has it too. Mike |
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