Interior Door Panels

[X53Jay4.8is]

Can anyone suggest a good bonding epoxy for the door panel clip holders on the BMW X5. I had to remove my door panel today to change out the door carrier handle and noticed that two of the clip mounts have come undone from the factory glue/bonding agent. Please provide suggestions on the type of epoxy to use if you have had a good experience with one. thanks

[Calipsoe]

Gorilla Glue or a general purpose two part epoxy will do the trick.

[PropellerHead]

Originally Posted by X53Jay4.8is

Can anyone suggest a good bonding epoxy for the door panel clip holders on the BMW X5. I had to remove my door panel today to change out the door carrier handle and noticed that two of the clip mounts have come undone from the factory glue/bonding agent. Please provide suggestions on the type of epoxy to use if you have had a good experience with one. thanks

I used a hot glue gun when I did the speakers. Seems to hold fine.

[Ricky Bobby]

I usually have good experience with JB Quik Weld (4 hour) if you have the time to let it cure the full 24 hours -

Also the black plastic portion on top of the inside door panel I hot glued back in place as it came loose -

[g300d]

I've had to remove the door panels a few times for door handle carrier replacements. I've always used those 2-component epoxies and they've held up fine.

[crystalworks]

JB Weld is usually solid. I've used permatex black silicon in the past as well with good results. The key is letting it sit for a full 24hour cure time which ever method you go with.