Tom & Cathy's RAV4-EV Door Fabric Repair
Last Updated April 29, 2009
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The fabric on the inside of the doors had come unglued in most places; it was still
held in place by things like the handle and some of the edges. |
We used Scotch Maximum Strength Adhesive; it's one of several options for gluing fabric
to plastic. To apply it, we got a couple of inexpensive, disposable brushes since we
didn't expect to be able to clean the glue from the brushes (we were correct). We ended
up just using the smaller (1/2") brush. |
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After 'painting' glue on the plastic, we smoothed the fabric
back into place and tucked in the edges using a small card.
Sorry, no pictures
of the glue process; we were concerned about it drying too quickly! |
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The final result -- as good as (or even better than) new! |
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