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glue recommendation for reflector on R-35 rigid saddlebags

ViperWolf

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Lost one of the side reflectors off of Can-Am (Givi) OEM R-35 Saddlebags. Ordered replacements and thought I would disregard the 2 sided self-adhesive pads they came with since that's what fell off in the first place. I tried Gorilla Glue, but it foamed up, dried tan and I was able to easily peel the reflector right off the saddlebag with almost zero effort. This is a plastic to plastic application. Does anyone have an adhesive recommendation? Thanks in advance.
 
I would go to Lowe's or Home Depot and buy the smallest can of black ABS plastic pipe glue I could find back in the plumbing dept. Your saddle bag is ABS plastic so I would start with that.
 
Plugger2 Glue

Lost one of the side reflectors off of Can-Am (Givi) OEM R-35 Saddlebags. Ordered replacements and thought I would disregard the 2 sided self-adhesive pads they came with since that's what fell off in the first place. I tried Gorilla Glue, but it foamed up, dried tan and I was able to easily peel the reflector right off the saddlebag with almost zero effort. This is a plastic to plastic application. Does anyone have an adhesive recommendation? Thanks in advance.

I use Shoe Glue It is waterproof and is great. I buy it at Walmart it is around 4.50 a tube.u will find it is a good product.
 
3M

3M makes double-sided tape that's used to put car-trim back on a car after it falls off. Tough stuff.

I also once used JB Weld to put the bumper back on my car - 2-part epoxy - and I roughed up the plastic to get a good physical connection.

I'd go with the 3M - you can get it at the auto-supply store.
 
3M makes double-sided tape that's used to put car-trim back on a car after it falls off. Tough stuff.

I also once used JB Weld to put the bumper back on my car - 2-part epoxy - and I roughed up the plastic to get a good physical connection.

I'd go with the 3M - you can get it at the auto-supply store.
thats what I use. Learned that at the factory!
 
3M makes double-sided tape that's used to put car-trim back on a car after it falls off. Tough stuff.


I'd go with the 3M - you can get it at the auto-supply store.
Agree same here but clean both surfaces with alcohol first, let air dry & apply good steady pressure for 1min. & everything should stick fine.



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