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Lower outside door trim 200 1989

posted by  Euroman on  Sat Mar 23 13:28 CST 2013
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I am glad to be back and have missed the dialogue. My driver door lower outside trim is loose but only about the first six inches starting at the front. As it starts to "poke out" I am afraid it will catch on the front fender edge and break. Any idea if black silicone trim adhesive would work if I "inject" it then clamp it as it cures overnight or am I just making a mess to deal with later? Again, it is just at the front and I hate to remove the whole trim piece but am asking....not telling. Sincerely hope everyone is well and 2013 is good so far. Thanks.

Euroman






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