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hey all
just picked up my double-sided tape to stick my high-spec mouldings on - the stuff you need is pretty high-grade s**t, as the mouldings are heavy plus the plastic doesn't hold very well onto most tapes - i have a roll her of 3M stuff - 12mm x 16.5m - cost me $55 trade price from coventrys - so for any of you going to be doing as such, expect to pay a bit for the tape, but at least (if you prepare it right!) then you won't have them falling off all the time 
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| noisy |
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Its good s**t that 3m tape, i used it to tape my last girlfriends hands to the bed rail, over two months ago,havent seen the b**ch since so i'd say its still holding....
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| Disco Frank |
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F**k $55 for 16metres!!
damn man use some expoxy instead 
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| uglybob |
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i don't want to risk damaging the doors at all, so i'll be usingthe tape in case the mouldings need to come off in the future at all
expensive, but its a once-off expense!
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| noisy |
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its good stuff, pain in the a*** to remove later on though
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| uglybob |
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i'm assuming (within reason) its the same stuff that ford use to attach the mouldings in the first place?
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| twirqurky |
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Ring and ask them.
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