3M Automotive Adhesive Problems

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Asked by Matthew Feb 13, 2009 at 07:38 PM about the Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Does 3M tape not work during the winter? I installed a grill via this stuff twice (once a body shop actually did it professionally for me) and it still doesn't full hold.

3 Answers

It does hold it just needs to be done right. First you need to clean both surfaces with wax/grease remover. Then you need to apply an adhesion promoter to the back of the grill along the area to be taped. You can pick this up at any local NAPA or body supply store. DO NOT apply promoter to painted surfaces! Once it's dry, apply tape and install.

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Yea, i'm pretty sure the body shop didnt do any wax or grease removing...idk, some parts are sticking, and others are not. I'm kinda nervous about pulling it off and then trying to tape it all back again

If its pulling off, I'd say they didn't even wipe off the dirt. The key thing is, it needs to be clean. no dirt, dust, wax whatever. Get the adhesion promoter and follow the instructions. It's easy.

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