[Stillakid]

After I gave up trying to install the metal apron, I found a place to buy plastic replacement aprons. Look great and fits perfectly

Before I try and glue it on, anyone have a suggestion about what type of glue to use?

It's going on the 208 that was so badly chipped, scratched and in need of a new paint job/decal set.

I stripped it down just like the thread that was posted. Came out clean and ready for a new life

 

[T-Man]

Regular model styrene should do it.
If there is any room behind it try a slab of epoxy.

 

[tjcruiser]

If room behind (as T-Man suggests), I've had good results with JB-Weld two-part epoxy, available at most hardware stores. It's pretty thick, as far as epoxies go, bonds reasonable well to metals and plastics, and can be Dremel-sanded down when cured.

TJ

 

[Stillakid]

Thanks T-Man-TJ!
Just happen to have JB Weld here in the shop

Maybe 2 projects will move forward today(the aprons on the 226 & 208)