Rubber strip

There is a glue from 3M at AutoZone for about 10.00 dollars. This is strong stuff! Part number 08001.

Due to the age of the vehicle and the fact that these type of situations usually happen due to physical damage. I would look to a pop riveter with backing washers and a good adhesive, Simply glue it in place, after cleaning both pieces with a solvent such as paint thinner, use tape to hold it in place and then drill it and pop rivet it using backing washers front and back at equal distances for further mechanical strength. Do both ends then the middle and then the middle of those open spaces that are left, depending on the width of the rubber strip you may have to do this again with the remaining undivided spaces.

Make sure all the screws on the back holding the stand to the tv are tight.

If you can, lay the tv down gently flat on its back and look at the bottom of the base to see if you are missing any little rubber pads. If you are, just glue something rubber-like of equal size / shape / thickness in its place, or remove the rest of the rubber pads to make it all even.

Good luck and post back how you make out.

IN most commercial auto storesd they sell a molding spray glue that is OK at best but most body shops have the GOOD STUFF GOOP for rubber molding this is good stuff ask for a little for personal use they may give you the end of a tube of GOOP

use weather stripping glue check with auto zone

If memory serves, there are four screws that are removed, that hold the keyboard header on. (The strip of plastic under the LCD screen)

Can't recall at the moment, if there are rubber caps, (Covers), over the screw heads. If so, you just ease up one edge of these, with a small flat tip Jewelers screwdriver.

They are held in place by a glue, that's akin to rubber cement. They should stick right back on, if you keep the glue side clean.

(In otherwords, watch how you set them down, in a safe place. Non-glue side up. Good luck trying to keep the little beggars off of your fingertips, or the screwdriver tip. The glue works real well! lol!)

They made a few variations of the keyboard used.
It may have double-sided sticky tape, or it may have flat lock pegs.

For the version with the stick tape, cut it. You peel the rest of the tape off, after you have the keyboard removed. Then apply new double-sided sticky tape, when installing the new keyboard.

For the version with the lock pegs:
Slide the keyboard forward as much as you can. There are four lock pegs, that help secure it in place.
(Flat tabs of plastic. Two on each side of the keyboard)

Now lift up on the end of the keyboard that is nearest to the LCD screen. Don't go crazy, as there is a cable you have to disconnect!

My wife's flat iron had an issue with losing power while moving the iron around. I at first thought it was a cord issue, but before tearing into the cord, I disassembled her iron by popping off the two "CHI" covers from either side of the fulcrum. This revealed a screw which when taken out allows you to push the pin out releasing the handle's spring mechanism. Once opened, you can see the power-swivel thing-a-ma-jig and I saw the positive (red) wire had come off of the little flat board mounted on the swivel piece. I simply re-soldered the wire back on to the flat board and BAM! Good as new!

Slide the old rubber off, reuse the stainless steel flat strips of metal, and thread the new rubber back thru the clips on the blade. Make sure that the steel strips are turned to mirror the curve of the windshield.

there is an arasol glue for heat applications for the fabric of head liners you can pick this up at local parts stores or the hot glue you can use theres also carpet glue if you know how to iron upside down use the carpet glue and an old iron that your going to want to throw away cause carpet glue is a little messy but it holds tight and liquid nails this you will have to find some way to support the area of the headliners while liquid nails adheres to the head liners

I would reccomend using the rubber glue to glue it back on. Also if you need a new battery, you can go to www.needbattery.com They have your battery listed here: http://www.needbattery.com/Camcorders/JVC/GR-DV1U.html
Their batteries are guaranteed for a year and they are 1 of the cheapest stores for batteries you will find on the net or off the net.