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Old 11-01-2024, 05:20 PM
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Default Hood webbing re-glue method

I’m not asking which product to use. That’s been covered.

I’m asking more how to do it. The hood on my 62 has come completely detached from the webbing and oil cans badly. I’ve attached two pictures. One is the hood sitting ambient. The other is me pressing down on the surface of the hood so that the original gluing meets.

I assume that position with the glue pressed back together is where I would want to be as that’s how it left the assembly line. How do I get the hood sheet metal to stay in place aside from me just holding it down until the new glue/caulk cures?

Or am I overthinking this and I should just remove all the old stuff and re-caulk it with it sitting where it wants to without me pressing on it or otherwise trying to hold it down.
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Last edited by RocktimusPryme; 11-01-2024 at 05:52 PM.
 

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