How to Repair Detached Car Door Panel Upholstery?

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LukasLee
07/29/25 11:45am
Detached car door panel upholstery can be repaired by spraying eco-friendly adhesive spray on the affected area. Here are some precautions regarding the repair process: 1. Note 1: Check the aging and damage condition of the sponge layer beneath the detached fabric or leather on the car door panel. 2. Note 2: If the sponge layer is severely aged or damaged, use a towel to thoroughly clean it, as residual sponge particles may affect the adhesive's bonding effectiveness. 3. Note 3: Press the repaired area flat. Since the adhesive used for repair is slow-drying, it requires prolonged pressing. Alternatively, small thumbtacks can be used to secure the repaired area until the adhesive is completely cured, after which they can be removed.
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