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heroonthaline
05-11-2004, 06:45 PM
ok this has prob been asked 1 million times but i need to know the best type of adhesive to place on the doors to make vinyl stick and without bumbs and bubbles...I've tried the 3m spray glue and it didnt work to well...any suggestions ASAP would be greatly appreciated...o yea also the type of vinyl im working with is the type where it looks like cotton on the back(dont know what its called)
Thanks

integrasedan
05-11-2004, 08:43 PM
just clean the doors really well with soap and water, or rubbing alcohol. A clean surface is key to getting things to stick.

lkailburn
05-12-2004, 11:28 PM
^^ the reason it didn't stick well is not because of the surface hygene,all though it is obviously better to clean the surface before you glue. but its because you used the 3m spray adhesive.. that stuff is not strong enough.

you need DAP contact cement. i bought some in a pint sized container and a 99cent brush and you just brush it on. used it to carpet my amp enclosure. its only been on for a few months but its tight as a .....ahhhh.. haha i'm not going to finish that sentance ;)

castback
05-13-2004, 05:54 PM
ive got a question about vinyl but didn't feel that i should start a whole new thread for it.

Where did you get it at?

can you just get it at a local fabric store or what?

please help because im almost done with my box and i decided to vinyl it instead of painting it.

lkailburn
05-13-2004, 08:49 PM
yup, you can go to your local fabric store. grab the yellow pages and look up fabrics if your not sure whats around you. a fabric warehouse will be cheaper than specialty shops and stuff tho.. just to warn you

castback
05-14-2004, 10:42 AM
thanks dude. ill have to go and check out one of the places around. i never thought that a fabric store would have something like that. :screwy:

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