Does anyone have recent positive experience with a contact adhesive that can actually hold the dash face material to the metal backing plate in a 914? - In Arizona's testing ground of.... say,... 150 degrees recorded last summer in the cabin?

Also, is there a source for German-like square weave carpet material and a spec in someone's experience on World?

Thanks

High temp plastic laminate (Formica) glue. The professional stuff. Not the water based crap. It's like the original weldwood contact cement. Disclaimer: not for use by nervous or impatient persons.

Getting the old adhesive off is the key.

I've had good luck with 3M super trim adhesive, but you've got to mask off a lot in a 914 cabin to keep the overspray off other areas

For the heat - Weldwood

The only one I've had luck with is weldwood's contact adhesive in a can. It's a pita to work with but it stayed stuck:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004IH3HA...=UTF8&psc=1

I tried 3M super trim AND weldwood's spray can adhesive before that (both on clean metal, i.e. I stripped off the old adhesive first) and both of them lifted. Max temp they saw was probably 100 degrees.

So the Weldwood requires a painting gun? Any other way to apply this?

What about sail panels, same product?

Weldwood can be sprayed, brushed, or rolled on.

Yes, on the sail vinyl

thanks to all for the info / Weldwood it is!