Door Trims

Nov 12th, 2005, 13:23

There's probably posts on about this before - but are there any tips for sorting out creases in the door cappings on a 960?

Cheers,

John

Mike Arnold · Nov 16th, 2005, 18:20

Welcome to the camp. Most of us suffer from this. I did remove my panel and stretched and reglued (with Evostik) the plastic skin. However, it is now creeping back again.

I suspect that it has not worked well for two reasons. Firstly, Evostik may not adhere well to the plastic (PVC?) and, secondly, I did not refit the metal edging strip firmly enough. This strip appears to be the main method for keeping the skin in place (unless someone knows of a semi-flexible glue that is better than Evostik).

Nov 12th, 2005, 13:23	#1
euphonium_john Guest Location:	Door Trims There's probably posts on about this before - but are there any tips for sorting out creases in the door cappings on a 960? Cheers, John

Nov 16th, 2005, 18:20	#2
Mike Arnold Master Member Last Online: Apr 15th, 2024 11:47 Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Stockport, Gtr Manchester View Photos By: Mike Arnold	RE: Door Trims Welcome to the camp. Most of us suffer from this. I did remove my panel and stretched and reglued (with Evostik) the plastic skin. However, it is now creeping back again. I suspect that it has not worked well for two reasons. Firstly, Evostik may not adhere well to the plastic (PVC?) and, secondly, I did not refit the metal edging strip firmly enough. This strip appears to be the main method for keeping the skin in place (unless someone knows of a semi-flexible glue that is better than Evostik). __________________ Mike Arnold. 1966 122S

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