So, is Plumber's GOOP any different from ordinary GOOP or Shoe GOOP?
Are all GOOPs really the same?

On some models of Ch*rokees the plastic trim on the doors simply falls off.
I've found that GOOP works better than real trim cement to put it back
on to stay.
  Great for sandals and shoes too.  Strong, but flexible.
Larry A.

John Rodgers wrote:

> For a long time, my gutter trim kept peeling back from the front corner
> by the windshield. I figured to replace it but I didn't like all the
> trims that I looked at as replacement trims. Most had a separate end
> piece that had to be held with a screw. That didn't sit well.
> What to do?
>
> Solution.
>
> I pulled the trim back a bit, then cleaned the groove in the trim with a
> scraping tool, and then cleaned the metal strip the trim mounts on very
> thoroughly with MEK. Al old tar/glue was removed. The I squirted
> "Plumber's GOOP" into the trim groove, and shoved it down tight onto the
> metal trim mount. That trim strip has not moved since.
>
> Plumber's GOOP works.
>
> Regards,
>
> John Rodgers
> 88 GL Driver
>