81850 Black Super Weatherstrip Adhesive, 5 oz.

This stuff works great

Weatherstripping for a frameless door-window. The weatherstripping kept falling down. I wiped the dust off the weatherstripping and channel with alcohol, then roughed the contact surface with a Scotchbrite pad. Applied sealant to both surfaces, waited the designated time, forced into position, rolled the window up, trapping the weatherstripping where desired. Allowed to set overnight and I have had no issues. I recommend this product.

Worked perfect. Just make sure you clean area well and use rubbing alcohol to prep before application. Follow the directions and make sure well ventilated area

1- month review (because immediate reviews are meaningless). I've used many different glues to reattach weatherstripping on my card. This works great. Be prepared, though - apply glue in small portions at a time, like 3 to 6 inches, then press weatherstripping in place, then go on to next few inches. Do NOT try to apt glue along entire strip - this stuff is super tacky and a big flopping strip of weatherstripping will stick to everything. Holds airtight, watertight seal.

Flow rate is nice and becomes tacky and holds gaskets or seals fast.

Works great to reattach anything that is no longer well attached to your car. I used this on rain covers over my pick up doors.

I've used this to secure loose weatherstripping all over my aging RV. It really works well. First clean both surfaces. Then, squeeze a thin coating of the adhesive onto the weatherstripping and also on the item it will attach too. Wait a few minutes for the adhesive to flash off. Then firmly press the weatherstripping into place. Recommend you wear latex gloves to keep any excess off your hands

Been using this product for years. Works on more than you can imagine, and is great for rubber to anything.

Watching youtube, the recommendation on weather-stripping was for a smooth coat on both articles

Clueing

worked good for me thanks