Subject	When I redid my interior, both write-up's called for 3M 90
Posted by	TTFairladyZ on November 17, 2008 at 8:11 PM
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In Reply To	For those who have done interior kits... posted by BrysZ on November 17, 2008 at 03:36 PM
Message	And others recommended it highly as well. After about 7-8 months from installing my suede, it started to tack up on the doors, and several other panels followed. 1990 Nissan 300ZXTT Stage III+ Pure sports car, 100% daily driven (dry/rain/snow)
Follow Ups	For those who have done interior kits... - BrysZ 15:36:58 11/17/08 I have used 3M Super 77 Adhesive. Used properly, it has - Gold Z 15:40:37 11/17/08 I've used Super M 77 to my demise, Super M 90 is best. - TriniTT 15:51:32 11/17/08 "Super M 90 is best" - spyhunterTT(nj) 19:59:49 11/17/08 pretty much 2nd'd. The Super M 77 is holding my - robo (sebring1970) 22:23:28 11/17/08 Heat gun helps - lazer(AK) 16:12:25 11/17/08 Excellent point, making the surface as flexible as possible - Gold Z 16:22:34 11/17/08 3m 90 (n/m) - LexVegasZXTT 18:50:25 11/17/08 When I redid my interior, both write-up's called for 3M 90 - TTFairladyZ 20:11:06 11/17/08 dap weldwood landau top and trim adhesive. - slayer fan 20:59:18 11/17/08 2nd, seem like they understand the heat problem. (n/m) - icsamerica 21:23:13 11/17/08 Re: For those who have done interior kits... - icsamerica 21:33:32 11/17/08 3M is the Dremel of adhesives, i.e. the boss - robo (sebring1970) 22:52:42 11/17/08 whatever you use, be sure to spray BOTH surfaces - robo (sebring1970) 23:42:40 11/17/08 In my experience using 3m Super 90 with both - Ashman2k2 00:55:32 11/18/08
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