best way to attach vinyl to door

I carefully removed the carpet from the doors of my Nissan Altima, traced the shape on to a piece of 1/8 inch wood paneling and cut it to exact shape.  Next I wrapped the wood in white vinyl and used 3M Super 77b spray glue to attach it.  The space where the carpet was is sunken in about 1/4 in, I thought the new panel would be easy to attach since it fits snugly in the space, wrong.  I can't seem to get the corners to lay flush.  I used the super 77 to attach the panels, is there a better way?  I thought about applying some epoxy glue and using small clamps to hold it firmly while the epoxy cures.  Any suggestions guys???

Upholstery shops use a spray-on contact cement. Epoxy could work, but you'll get uneven adhesion with clamps. Best to vacuum bag it if you want to go that route. -daveThis is not a sig. This is a duck. Quack.

Did you try cutting small slits on the corners just beyond view ? cause that seems to work pretty well.Fortune: You will continue to take chances, and be glad you did.

damn that's expensive. anything cheaper? i tried the 3m 90 adhesive, it didn't work well on the areas where the vinyl had to strech. Any better way?

weldwood glueYeah I drive a slow car; but damn it looks good

3M 1357 it is green contact cement. you can get it in a quart. it can be applied with a brush also. i spray it from a gun with a 1.8mm tip, but it if you let it tack up for about 10 minutes then lay the vinyl on the wood. then smooth it out with your hand. wrap it aroung the edges. it will not come off, even if you want it to.

wood? my armest is metal (under the fabric), i want to lay vinyl on it. will that stuff work? where can i get it?