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Front PU foam - how to stick?

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LK_991GTS

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I'm in the process of renewing some of the metalwork holding on the front PU cover of my 993S as well as the foam bits (which were crumbling away to dust) which I guess are there for airflow purposes.

My question is, how do I affix the new foam parts to the inside of the PU? I was thinking of something like Evostick, but it may melt the foam.

Does anyone know of the "official" glue Porsche use and / or suggest any alternatives?
 
No, there's no camoflaged sticky back to peel off, so I'll give Guildford OPC a call and see if they sell the glue I presume is required.

All this from my original intention to take off the front cover just to clean out crud from the oil cooler and air con rads. It's surprising what needs doing when you take off the shiny bits! Spot other things that need doing and the whole thing snowballs...
 
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