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use rubber cement glue...coat both sides (body of car and felt)carefully not to let it drip on the areas that are seen by the eye...coat a second time and let dry then press together.
the gel-type rubber cement works great for carpet.
yes rubber cement will stick to the paint on the body of the car.
i just resealed the edges of my sunroof felt using rubber cement glue.
i also used it when i re-sealed my headliner...the headliner was loose under the sunroof and the edge would come loose evey time i opened the sunroof...the rubber cement worked great for this too.
there is a black 3M weatherstrip cement but it is not necessary for this job.
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