Heater box foam adhesive
The 77 worked out great for the lighter foam on the doors and inner doors, and also the denser foam that goes between the boxes and cowl. I feel like you could peel up the foam if you really pulled hard, but the foam will never see that kind of force inside the heater box.
On the white foam strip that goes between the inner door and metal plate, i used 3M yellow weatherstrip and trim adhesive, it holds stronger and that white strip is in there tight.
I also used some 3M strip calk around the heater core where it meets the box. Probably unecessary but i went overboard on this project already.. cleaning and repainting all the doors, blower motor, rivets and the metal backing plate on the box.
The 77 worked out great for the lighter foam on the doors and inner doors, and also the denser foam that goes between the boxes and cowl. I feel like you could peel up the foam if you really pulled hard, but the foam will never see that kind of force inside the heater box.
On the white foam strip that goes between the inner door and metal plate, i used 3M yellow weatherstrip and trim adhesive, it holds stronger and that white strip is in there tight.
I also used some 3M strip calk around the heater core where it meets the box. Probably unecessary but i went overboard on this project already.. cleaning and repainting all the doors, blower motor, rivets and the metal backing plate on the box.
