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Dash pad glue 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be Nathan McBride on  Sun Jan 16 14:04 CST 2005 [RELATED]

I used a good-quality clear silicone Kitchen & Bath sealant--the K & B means it contains mildew suppressant--which is plenty strong, very flexible, and easy to unstick in the future w/o destroying the pad. Doesn't set quickly (or instantly, as contact cement does) so you have plenty of time to get it lined up right, but you do need to deploy some tape, sticks, and creativity to keep it pressed onto the dash until the silicone sets.

best, N





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