Side molding glue or cement?
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Side molding glue or cement?
My wife's 2011 Duramax crew cab's door outside molding is coming unglued. This is the molding that protect door paint from inconsiderate drivers slamming their doors into my door. Coming back from a trip, a friend pointed out that one piece was about to fall off. I temporarily fixed it with duct tape. Now, I am glad I did since a new kit is almost 200 bucks. What is the best adhesive to glue these lose pieces back on.
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I had the same issue. I cleaned up the area with solvent then used Permatex Black Silicone. The key is to do it on a hot day the the bright sun shining on the door. Run a silicone bead on the inside of the moulding. Press the moulding against the door. Using pieces of wood (2 x 6 ) works well, lean the plank against the door. It’s best to have small cross piece nailed to the plank and put something heavy above it such as a large rock. Keep like that for 24 hours. There might be some silicone squeezed out but not much you can do about that.
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Paul Schneider (September 18th, 2019)
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I had the same issue. I cleaned up the area with solvent then used Permatex Black Silicone. The key is to do it on a hot day the the bright sun shining on the door. Run a silicone bead on the inside of the moulding. Press the moulding against the door. Using pieces of wood (2 x 6 ) works well, lean the plank against the door. It’s best to have small cross piece nailed to the plank and put something heavy above it such as a large rock. Keep like that for 24 hours. There might be some silicone squeezed out but not much you can do about that.