Firebird radio/hvac pod
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Firebird radio/hvac pod
One of the areas around the mounting bolt has broken on my radio/hvac pod. What kind of glue is best to repair this piece?
Is it abs, or should I use gorilla glue?
Is it abs, or should I use gorilla glue?
Last edited by rgauder; Aug 23, 2017 at 02:30 PM.
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Car: 1988 Trans Am
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Re: Firebird radio/hvac pod
IIRC, it bares an ABS logo molded into it somewhere.
My was broken in several places. I went through a couple of iterations, and many steps to repair it. I used Gorilla Glue for the vinyl, JB Weld with mesh reinforcement, and even metal straps and screws. But thus far, it's holding up nicely.
Repairs start at post 151 here.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...ml#post5903431
My was broken in several places. I went through a couple of iterations, and many steps to repair it. I used Gorilla Glue for the vinyl, JB Weld with mesh reinforcement, and even metal straps and screws. But thus far, it's holding up nicely.
Repairs start at post 151 here.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...ml#post5903431
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Windsor, Ontario
Car: 1987 Trans Am
Re: Firebird radio/hvac pod
IIRC, it bares an ABS logo molded into it somewhere.
My was broken in several places. I went through a couple of iterations, and many steps to repair it. I used Gorilla Glue for the vinyl, JB Weld with mesh reinforcement, and even metal straps and screws. But thus far, it's holding up nicely.
Repairs start at post 151 here.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...ml#post5903431
My was broken in several places. I went through a couple of iterations, and many steps to repair it. I used Gorilla Glue for the vinyl, JB Weld with mesh reinforcement, and even metal straps and screws. But thus far, it's holding up nicely.
Repairs start at post 151 here.
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/memb...ml#post5903431
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Re: Firebird radio/hvac pod
Yeah, wish I'd have tried that with mine. If I ever have to re-do another one, I'll keep this in mind.
My center console is coming out this winter for a refresh. We'll see what it may need.
My center console is coming out this winter for a refresh. We'll see what it may need.
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Re: Firebird radio/hvac pod
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Re: Firebird radio/hvac pod
You could just get a replacement one...I'm sure someone on here has one they'd part with for cheap.









