Mudflat
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I had this done at my local upholstery shop. ‘Not cheap, but I’m very happy with the results. The black part is Katskin & the red inserts are leather.
Red Jeep Interior Idea
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I tried to glue some plastic to metal and nothing worked. Somebody told me about E6000. Wow, that stuff will glue anything together!
WestCoastDan
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I once made a trailer hitch out of 2 tubes and a paper clip.
ChasUGC
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Pretty much! My wife uses it in her handicrafts - you can glue glass to glass and its dishwasher proof!
I read that as "My wife uses it in her handcuffs", before coffee this morning. I was thinking that it was some strong glue.
Yellow is the bestest color.My suggestion would be: Replace all the red with yellow.
(But that’s just me…)
I used this...
The best aisle in HD...I read that as "My wife uses it in her handcuffs", before coffee this morning. I was thinking that it was some strong glue.
WestCoastDan
TJ Addict
I'm intrigued by this product.
Curious how much you had to use and does this flow like super glue or is it more gel-like?
I have a large embroidered patch that I want to attach to a leather vest and sewing it isn't a great option as it will need to be disassembled to avoid sewing it through the liner. Using a quality adhesive instead is an appealing idea.
Mudflat
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Not these! Real leather won’t fade like that. Before this I had those Diver Down neoprene seat covers from Quadratec & they faded to pink in a couple of months.
I would love to see someone make a maroon or navy blue interior similar to the old GM trucks.
I do plan on buying a midnight blue carpet kit from AAC, I ordered samples and I really like the way the midnight blue contrasted the slate grey interior of my 2006.
I do plan on buying a midnight blue carpet kit from AAC, I ordered samples and I really like the way the midnight blue contrasted the slate grey interior of my 2006.
I suggest you find a large craft store, like JoAnn Crafts and take both pieces there. One of the nice grandmotherly types will tell you which of the myriad of adhesive products they sell will work the best.
It's a thin-ish milky consistency. I brush it on. Like contact cement.. a layer on both sides, let it set and then clamp. I used it to glue the RedLine leather arm rest cover on as well. Also used it to glue the sole back on a pair of shoes.. Those shoes are still going strong.
Only downside is it doesn't have a long shelf life. I grabbed the bottle a few days ago to do another project and the contents had hardened rock hard.
you can always get rid of the life-saving padding to expose more of the factory redness patiently waiting to be freed after years in captivity
That’s great yes I will do upholstery on seats luckily I only have front seats to do
I am between something like you red and black or tan (or brown) redSimilar threads
