need glue...

[snellvilleauto]

my leather seat and door panel leather is peeling off. Any idea what type of glue i need to re-glue it? thanks

Leather seat

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7221/7185430272_53b2dec5a8_z.jpg

door panel

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7075/7185431242_1a4ae8b12e_z.jpg

[spardavr4]

That's gonna be tough. I doubt glue will hold the seat. Especially if someone is going to sit on it and stress the glued area.

You might be able to get away with 3M adhesive on the door panel.

[snellvilleauto]

That's gonna be tough. I doubt glue will hold the seat. Especially if someone is going to sit on it and stress the glued area.

You might be able to get away with 3M adhesive on the door panel.

Thanks. I'll try 3M adhesive

[spardavr4]

Thanks. I'll try 3M adhesive

It's worth shot. It's probably the best adhesive I've ever used. Comes in a spray can. I think it has a number 70 or 90. I don't quite remember.

[Flash Gordon]

No need in wasting time or money gluing that back together. What you need is an uphoulstery shop

[dougaross]

Try googling Magic Mender

[Agfan]

Elmer's glue stick should work.

[gatoman39]

No need in wasting time or money gluing that back together. What you need is an uphoulstery shop

This. It gets very hot inside the car plus you're going to be moving around in the seat so it's not like gluing a piece of trim or a loose headliner where there isn't going to be force applied to the area.

[RMM]

No need in wasting time or money gluing that back together. What you need is an uphoulstery shop

:iagree:

[Flash Gordon]

The uphoulstery shop I deal with could fix all that for $150-$175 if that might help you get an idea as to what you are in for

Looks like someone took a knife to your seats

[dad07]

No need in wasting time or money gluing that back together. What you need is an uphoulstery shop

:iagree: Google Dr vinyl and see if you have someone in your area...they are moblie.

I have one in my area and this guy can work magic! and they are resonable.

[snellvilleauto]

The uphoulstery shop I deal with could fix all that for $150-$175 if that might help you get an idea as to what you are in for

Looks like someone took a knife to your seats

Thanks Flash. No knife. Maybe it's my wife bubble butt :)

I'm planning on selling the car very soon. I just need it to look decent. The car is sitting in the garage right now and driven once a week just to keep the battery charge up. I'll go w/ the glue route.

[Flash Gordon]

Thanks Flash. No knife. Maybe it's my wife bubble butt :)

I'm planning on selling the car very soon. I just need it to look decent. The car is sitting in the garage right now and driven once a week just to keep the battery charge up. I'll go w/ the glue route.

I'll need a pic of your wifes butt to let you know for sure if that was the cause :Picture:

I understand not wanting to sink more money into this car. When you trade it in/sell it explain to them you realize it can be repaired so they don't try to jam you ($) by saying it needs a new seat. And don't waste your time trying to glue that. Its not going to work and will only look worse. Just sell as is

How much do you want for it anyway? Is that a Volvo? And what about that picture?!?!?

[snellvilleauto]

I'll need a pic of your wifes butt to let you know for sure if that was the cause :Picture:

I understand not wanting to sink more money into this car. When you trade it in/sell it explain to them you realize it can be repaired so they don't try to jam you ($) by saying it needs a new seat. And don't waste your time trying to glue that. Its not going to work and will only look worse. Just sell as is

How much do you want for it anyway? Is that a Volvo? And what about that picture?!?!?

The butt picture is the x-rated for this website anyway:) you may want to go to bubblebutt.com :)

Oh damn no, it's not a Volvo. It's the Infiniti G35 Coupe 2005
76,000 mi.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7213/7083061683_ccf5db85c5_z.jpg

[FUNX650]

Still looking for some glue?

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/Glue.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/46497)


:)

Bob