What is the best thing to use to re-attach bump strips?

[NovaBoi92]

as above, on the doors?
http://i1084.photobucket.com/albums/j408/MikeyJoeW/Picture333.jpg
thanks

[Nova_Ro]

i would think you could get pretty much the same stuff that was there in the first place, clean up the bump strip and get some double sided sticky foam?

[Jack]

Halfords sell trim tape which is Ok so long as both surfaces (i.e. car and trim) are clean and smooth. They also sell small sheets of sticky pads which I've found to be even stronger but I forget what they're marketed as - IIRC it was something supposedly for use with caravans... either way, they were pretty damned strong. If you find what I'm on about (lol) then it might be worth using a couple of those along with the trim tape.

[Andy]

Double sided bathroom/kitchen lino tape
Dont ffs pay halfords tax on such a silly item

[LEWI007]

Pull the metal backing off it first and it will go back into its original shape.

[Southie]

This will do the job :) LINK (http://www.ryman.co.uk/0605055090/3M-Scotch-Double-Sided-Tape-12mm-x-11.4m-with-Dispenser/Product?extcam=agg_gps_prod_feed_pf&istCompanyId=724692e0-2f99-4874-9565-6fc82074fe86&istItemId=pxxwaim&istBid=t)

[16v Nova Kev]

we use worth stuff in work and is amzing yo. but if you dont de grease both surfaces properly then you may as well go throw siht at the moon.:thumb: :d

[NovaBoi92]

thanks for the suggestions everyone, its just that im bidding on a new drivers door but doesnt have that bump strip. the current drivers door on the car is the only thing that lets the car down