Best glue for glove box

[Wobdog]

Took out glove box to re-flock it. Before do that I would like to fix the bottom. See pictures. Recommendations for glue? Also any updated recommendations for flock?

I followed this thread but wanted to know if any udated sources

Thread 'Glovebox re-flocking'

Jan 1, 2013

Has anyone tried to DIY? This company provides the stuff:

http://www.donjer.com/products.htm

Any special things to look out for when prepping our boxes? I stupidly dripped some waxoil back there a long time ago and I'd like it gone.

Some of the muscle car forums have posts on it:

http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=155891

• Stevehose
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• Forum: E9 Projects and Restorations

 

[Arde]

The glue used for the E36 glove box repair is here:

Thread 'The ultimate sniffing machine'

Sep 30, 2022

My E36 glove box foam cover just came unglued, and I wonder if the loose E9 glove box is the same issue...
On the way home I stopped by another vendor I recommend, UACC (Gabriel Arias) for body and paint of E9s.
Gabriel reattached it using the material shown in the picture, and now I enjoy driving the car on the highway while sniffing glue for the entire trip.
Oh this will be an enjoyable weekend!

Seriously also had a BMW 2002 being repainted, and I loved the color. It is not period nor single stage, but somehow it looks. Gabriel says it is a modern Jeep color the customer picked. I will...

• Arde
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• Forum: Off-Topic

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[Breiti]

I use sikaflex 221 for that.

Breiti

 

[Rek]

We have a product here called CT1 here which will stick anything to something else. Some clamps and the glovebox was healed overnight.

https://www.ct1.com/products/ct1/

 

[Stevehose]

I used Liquid Nails and lots of clamps, that was >10 years ago

 

[bavbob]

I stuck with old faithful, JB Weld. I would heat the box up to 175 F then clamp for a few hours then glue. Use blocks of wood to clamp down on so the clamp itself does not leave an imprint. The retraction off the metal substrate was due to shrinkage so the heat will allow it to stretch before gluing. May be overkill but mine was retracted like 4 inches off the metal substrate so I had no choice.