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Hi, I used the automotive version. I cut that precision weatherstrip into short pieces, and did some tests gluing them to a painted license plate. I tried permatex, 3M, and goop. Clamped them down, let sit overnight, the goop was the winner. It could be something in the rubber weatherstrip itself, like silicone or something that did not adhere to the 3M. Or, my tube of 3M was old....but the 3M super weatherstrip adhesive sure adhered to the paint good, I mean really really good, but absolutely did not stick to the rubber. I should have known, the same thing happened to me 6 months earlier when I glued an aftermarket door weatherstrip seal to a 57 ford pickup door I was working on. It fell off the next morning 😆.



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