resin as adhesive

Resin is a doodiehouse adhesive, my mate found that out when his doorpod fell off lol

Mate i see your in australia, i work at bunnings in the paint/glue section now take my word for it, Bostick zero nails is doodiehouse

I woudnt pay real money for it.  You could use liquid nails, but it tends to be too thick and just causes ripples in non backed or thin vinyl.  Have a look at the glue section for Selleys Kwik Grip.  Its a contact adhesive designed specially for these sorta jobs.  The Parfix Fast Grip is a chaper veriosn of this and does work fairly well.  I use it on all my installs.  But becuase this stuff takes ages to cure if its a complex shape or the vinyl; has to be streached alot its a good idea to go around the outside edge with some hot glue, just to hold it while the contact adhesive tacks off.  If its not got alot of streach in the design or the likes, the you shoudnt need to worry.

If you got any other questions just shoot mate.

probably the best stuff to use is "weld wood" contact adhesive.  this is what all the top installers and upholstery guys i know use and i've never seen this stuff come loose.

3M's 777 Apray adhesive works wonders. At the shop I am at, we use a special contact glue that you have to spray from an air gun (the name escapes me at the moment) and if you can peel the cloth/vinyl after adhering with this stuff, you can probably bench 300+ LOL.

for 777, Spray a light to medium coat on both surfaces and let flash (dry to where still tacky but doesn't stick to a dry hand) and then press. Word of caution: Wrinkles are going to be a real pain to get rid of.

Ganbatte ne!