Epoxy/Adhesive for V6 3000 Logo?
superglue. 
you could also use contact cement. works pretty well on stuff like that. they sell it in pretty small cans w/ a brush applicator. brush a thin layer on both the valve cover/manifold and the logo strip, then wait 5-10 min for it to get sticky.. then press & hold them together for a minute or two, then voila! never coming off!

you could also use contact cement. works pretty well on stuff like that. they sell it in pretty small cans w/ a brush applicator. brush a thin layer on both the valve cover/manifold and the logo strip, then wait 5-10 min for it to get sticky.. then press & hold them together for a minute or two, then voila! never coming off!
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superglue. 
you could also use contact cement. works pretty well on stuff like that. they sell it in pretty small cans w/ a brush applicator. brush a thin layer on both the valve cover/manifold and the logo strip, then wait 5-10 min for it to get sticky.. then press & hold them together for a minute or two, then voila! never coming off!

you could also use contact cement. works pretty well on stuff like that. they sell it in pretty small cans w/ a brush applicator. brush a thin layer on both the valve cover/manifold and the logo strip, then wait 5-10 min for it to get sticky.. then press & hold them together for a minute or two, then voila! never coming off!
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