4000 Trim Reattachment

[Brendan/Coolian <coolian@thecia.net>]

Well, Subject line says it all.
It's time to reattach that pesky passenger door trim.  Going to Montreal 
next week and must look good for all of the cute Quebecqois ladies.

So, I'm washing the car really well, lots of soapy water.  Then after it 
dries, I'm taking the 3M adhesive removal spray to the grimy black stained 
stuff left over on the door.  Then, doing the same to the loose trim, so 
that any dirt it has accumulated with be non-existant, and the same for any 
old adhesive.

Now, I'm ready to stick.  Got my 3M trim adhesive spray stuff, and I'm 
going to spray it down extremely liberally (as directed) then hold it to 
the place for 5 minutes, hoping the stuff will take hold.  Then I wait 24 
hours before driving around at insane speeds.

Any more ideas to add to the pile?


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Brendan Barry
Quincy, Massachusetts
1987 Audi 4000 Quattro - "Suzanne"
Tornado Red, with grey cloth interior and a bitchy attitude.
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Mods:
H4 80w/100w
K&N Filter
Modified Intake and Throttle
ATE Powerdics/Brembo cross-drilled
Steel brake lines (soon)
H&R - Boge Turbo Gas
Strut Brace (soon)
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