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I would not recommend using "hot glue" anywhere inside a car. I know
someone who's wife fixed some broken trim on the inside of his car
(not a DMC) and it worked until the first hot summer day when
everything fell off. Hot glue's melting point is within the range
obtainable inside a car on a hot day.
Epoxy or other glue would be fine, as long as you never plan on
taking it apart again.
Dave S
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "gzapf" <x86Daddy@xxxx> wrote:
>
>
> One of my upcoming projects is to install a new EL backlit dash
> (ordered from SpeedHut who began selling after the last distributor
> stopped). One of the things I'd like to attempt as well is to
replace
> the needles with the more modern translucent plastic variety.
>
> I've recently acquired all the parts I want to install in the
> binnacle, but I'd like to hear if anyone else has replaced the
needles
> in their instrument cluster. Any tricks to it or special concerns?
> With the new ones I bought, I don't know yet if I'll have to expand
> their holes or fill them in some, but I imagine hot glue will
suffice
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