Fixed my driver's seat trim panel

[bhans40]

It has been broken since I bought the car.....being naive about the scarcity of trim parts I thought I could find one in "good" shape lol ....read where one person glued the plastic inserts to the panel and it worked for him....I used Fastweld 10 to fasten the inserts to the panel and it worked!!!!....I am a ham fisted person when it comes to these type repairs generally making things worse but this time, thank you LORD, it all came out good.....Now it looks like factory.....Yes in deedie, bruce Senior Citizen

 

[Mike P]

cool. I did mine with epoxy

 

[Lownslowlsc]

I used Permatex 2 part abs epoxy 6 years ago and mine has held up just fine. As long as the directions are followed they can last a very long time.

Mine has been through typical Chicago type temps and my weight which for a brief time was up to 300lbs once i got out of the hospital. Currently 6'3"/210 and it hasn't failed me once. Hopefully you have just as good of luck with your fix as I have with mine.

 

[bhans40]

I used Permatex 2 part abs epoxy 6 years ago and mine has held up just fine. As long as the directions are followed they can last a very long time.

Mine has been through typical Chicago type temps and my weight which for a brief time was up to 300lbs once i got out of the hospital. Currently 6'3"/210 and it hasn't failed me once. Hopefully you have just as good of luck with your fix as I have with mine.

Thanks to both of you....BTW Fastweld 10 is used in the commercial airline industry and has excellent bonding characteristics....we'll see how long it lasts....hopefully a loooong time....okie dokie....bruce