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Hey, To get that stuff to fully contact with the metal, you might benifit from heating the rubber with a heat gun. I'm not sure what you'd use for adhesive, mabye something like a big bucket of Goop or Kool Seal. When you use that 1/4" stuff, there are obviously going to be crevaces that it can't reach, so you might want to use a viscio-dampening (sp?) compound to fill in the cracks, and at the same time it's an adhesive. It sounds like a great idea, i think i will look for it in KMart next time. Good Luck!
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I havne't tried it yet, i am gonna carpet my whole trunk and put an RF logo so i am gonna do this all one weekend. with car audio stuff i have learned not to rush things, so i am planing it out as much as possible, i appreciate it so much with the help on this forum, i have learned so much from you guys already thanks a ton!
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if 1/4 is too thick to bend into the crevises try 2 layers of say... 1/8 thick. that way the first layer will fill in better. as for adhesive, walmart has spray adhesive. works good for carpet.. real sticky $hit. =) i don't know how well it'll work for rubber though.
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