Interior Help!!!!

[93BMW325is]

This panel is located in the rear of my e36. One day it somehow just fell off and i tried putting it back on to see if it just snapped into place and it did not. I then tried using a liquid spray glue made by 3M and that got the panel to stay up but the upper left corner of the panel kept sticking out a little bit. Last week we had 95+ degree temps that lasted for about 4 days and the glue i used started to melt which obviously ment the panel peeled back a little bit. Any ideas on how to fix this properly? What should i be using instead of the glue from 3M as I dont want to use it anymore because it will melt everytime my car gets hot inside? Sorry for the crappy pics but they were the best i could do. Also what can i use to get rid of the excess glue without damaging the panel (i dont want any color to come off)?

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[corwyn]

Try silicone sealant? Worst case you peel it off and try something else. It's how I got my headliner to stay up.

[Aaron318iS]

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[White318i]

That panel originally has plastic studs on it that stuck through holes in the main trim panel. the studs were then melted and squashed to hold the two trim panels together.
There is no easy way to get these two pieces to sit flush without pulling them both out of the car and re trimming the part that is coming loose.

You can use silicone as a cheap fix, it will stand up to the heat but it is not strong enough to hold the pieces together flush and tight.
Your best bet is to get it into a professional motor trimmer and let them fit some new studs to the loose panel so it can be pulled in tight against the main panel from behind like the original factory trim!

Hope this is of some help.
Luke.