Reattaching a plastic logo to metal grill?

[Nate74]

The little square LDS logo on my 2x8 cab fell off a few months back at a gig. Fortunately, I found it int he back of my truck the next day. Looking for ideas on reattaching it.

I've seen reference to automotive trim tape, 2-sided carpet/picture tape and various glues. It looks like it was originally glued on.

Any thoughts would be appreciated?

 

[TheReceder]

Shoe Goo. I've used it several times and it works great. Always available at walmart.
A couple adhesives I always keep in the house. Shoe goo and JB Weld. The shoo goo has enough flex that it will handle the vibration. Godd stuff that cqan be used in many situations.

 

[Nate74]

Thank you sir! I probably have some laying around in fact. Or Walmart here I come!

 

[Zooberwerx]

Susan uses the E600 for attaching metal sawtooth hangers to the back of her projects. Dirt-cheap and readily available...even Michael's Arts & Crafts. That being said, I would have no problem using 2-sided tape...not the carpet type; I have rolls of the super-thin clear stuff used to tack-down rat fur on speaker enclosures.

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[Jens Telemark]

3M automotive trim tape is by far the best long term fix. The stuff is insanely adhesive and doesn’t dry out and weaken its bond. It’s also expensive considering you generally have to buy several feet for the few inches you need. But you’ll never ever have to think about it again.

 

[Geddaric]

As a DIY`er, I`ve always got a tube of silicone available.

 

[Redbrangus]

Super-glue.

 

[ddnidd1]

Contact cement