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I just went to Home Depot and the contact cement and glue section is a literally ZOO - all filled with gorillas!!! Gorilla glue that is, maybe 30 kinds of it. I have noooo clue what the heck they are, and description doesn't help - pretty much all say wood, leather, blah blah blah. I've read somewhere about 3M products as well, and others.

What glue or cement do you guys use? I changed the shape of the foam and will need to apply some adhesive to keep the top part of the aftermarket cover in place, and attach a bit of foam here and there.
Also - it would be great to strengthen the underside foam surface, as it became brittle in places. Seems spray would be best, but I don't want it to stay sticky!

Stan

Maybe you can try weather strip adhesive (yellow glue) very sticky and I don't think it desolves the foam.

www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/all-3m-pr...85+3292639006&rt=rud

Your local auto parts should be able to get a can for you if they don’t have it in the shelf.

That might be it Frank. Sounds strong and flexible. Thank you.

Personally, I'd just buy any Aerosol "contact" adhesive. You don't need to soak the foam and cover-back. Typically an even spray coat on each piece is more then adequate.

I went to Can. Tire and Home Depot asking exactly for this - no luck, they know shit... Could you suggest a link?