Boot Glue
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baltobernie
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Re: Boot Glue
Contact cement. Apply to both surfaces and allow to "tack", per the instructions on the can.
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boogiedude
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- Your car is a: 1978 spider 1800
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Re: Boot Glue
At work we use a weldwood contact cement that can be found at most hardware stores. Make sure it says for cloth/fabric/vinyl applications. You can also use 3M super weatherstrip adhesive for the mirror plug. It comes in a tube and works amazingly. Can probably be found at an autoparts store
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BEEK
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Re: Boot Glue
3m yellow weather strip adhesive
Automotive Service Technology Instructor (34 year Fiat mechanic)
75 spider , 6 Lancia Scorpions, 2018 Abarth Spider, 500X wifes, 500L 3 82 Zagatos. 82 spider 34k original miles, 83 pininfarina, 8 fiat spider parts cars
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75 spider , 6 Lancia Scorpions, 2018 Abarth Spider, 500X wifes, 500L 3 82 Zagatos. 82 spider 34k original miles, 83 pininfarina, 8 fiat spider parts cars
son has 78 spider
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WYSpider
Re: Boot Glue
3M super weatherstrip adhesive worked really well for the mirror plug. Haven't got around to doing the boot yet.
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boogiedude
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- Your car is a: 1978 spider 1800
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Re: Boot Glue
you could use the weatherstrip adhesive on the boot too. The stuff works amazingly on anything. Especially plastic to vinyl. Just apply to the vinyl and the cap, not too thick or you might see "chunks" in the surface, let it set a bit then pull it on