What glue is used for this.
#5
Just remember that most of these adhesives are a contact type and require the cement to be placed on both the air cleaner housing and the foam. Apply a thin coating, let it sit for a few minutes and then stick the pieces together.
#6
3M yellow is for door weather striping only and will dry out in no time from the heat of the engine.
I use 3M HD Spray Adhesive that is "heat resistant". Tape off the air cleaner adapter (other than the groove for the seal) and the sides of the foam seal. I spray two light coats about 10 mins apart and then a heavy coat same 10 min wait time. After 1/2 hour I very carefully feed the seal in to the groove. Go slow and use some patience. Adhesive should still be tacky so if you miss align the seal you can re-position it. Press on top of seal to make sure you have complete contact. I have done several this way. I did mine 12 yrs ago during restoration and it still looks good.
I use 3M HD Spray Adhesive that is "heat resistant". Tape off the air cleaner adapter (other than the groove for the seal) and the sides of the foam seal. I spray two light coats about 10 mins apart and then a heavy coat same 10 min wait time. After 1/2 hour I very carefully feed the seal in to the groove. Go slow and use some patience. Adhesive should still be tacky so if you miss align the seal you can re-position it. Press on top of seal to make sure you have complete contact. I have done several this way. I did mine 12 yrs ago during restoration and it still looks good.
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