Just read DJ's link and I would like to add that prepreation is a big factor in keeping things neat and in order.With a small lift like that one run masking tape around the edge of the grip so no goo gets on your board where you dont want it,even tape newspaper to the origional layer of tape to protect the whole rail and carpet if you do it at home.Then use a paddle pop stick to get the goo right in where you want it, then after about 5-10 min's press and hold for a while,maybe get a brick and rest it in a way that the weight presses on the right spot.I've done this for years on short boards,longboards and whatever.I was first introduced to it whilst fixing dings and sanding in factories many moons ago(its what they use to stick the sanding discs to the pads with)I've also seen it used in pannel shops for bonding sheet metal.I guess what i'm trying to say is a lot of tradies from several different industries use it for various different purpouses because its good if you know how to use it.Sorry for babbling but I think I got my point across.
