Adhesive tape for reapplying emblems

[jarred767]

I haven't reapplied emblems before (only taken them off) but have a customer who would like one put back on. It's the front Mercedes logo on a 20 year old car and the original adhesive has given up. Is this my best option 3M Super Strong Automotive Attachment Tape - 03614 (http://www.autogeekmobile.net/3m-03614.html) and anything specific that should be done prior aside from cleaning any dirt from either side? Thanks guys!

[The Guz]

IPA wipe the area the tape will make contact with so the tape bonds better.

[FUNX650]

Is this my best option 3M Super Strong Automotive Attachment Tape - 03614 (http://www.autogeekmobile.net/3m-03614.html)
^^^That^^^...

Or:

3M Plastic Emblem and Trim Adhesive 03601 (http://www.autogeek.net/3m-emblem-adhesive.html)


Depends on the "height of the relief" that's wanted
for the emblem to stand off from the panel.
{Note: I personally would want as
"flush of a mount", as possible}


Bob

[Souldetailer]

Yep, Guz and Bob are on target. When are they not? I gotta get up early to beat'em to a post. Great to have your insight, gentlemen.:dblthumb2:

Peace,

Darrin

[jarred767]

I read an older thread on here that the stuff in the tube can negatively affect the paint? I'd like to just use a glue if it works best, but don't want to cause damage to a customers car.

[BillE]

I going on memory here...If I remember right, 3M's 'auto tape' comes (came) in various thicknesses. I no longer have any of the super thin so can't give you a part number.

Maybe take a look at 3M's site (not the easiest to navigate) and see what pops up.

Won't help you now, but I picked it (the thin tape) at Evergreen Auto Paint. Yea, the one's in the Seattle area.

Bill