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Allright, i did a search and found crap all.
Can anyone tell me what kind of glue i'm supposed to use to attach the rear fairmont boot garnish? I'm attaching the number plate surround and the bar. Thanks..
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| fordzatmyplace |
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its meant to be screwed on isn't it?
if you do want to use this method, i suggest that you use double sided tape instead of glue which may break away after a few months
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| Mash85 |
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yeah its meant to be screwed in, which means drilling holes...
if your gonna use glue, get the strongest stuff you can find. araldite maybe? i reckon a glue would be stronger than a double sided tape.
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| madmax |
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If you can't or don't want to screww it on. I would suggest using Urethane.
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| punktured |
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sikaflex? i'd say it would be more flexible than glue and wont crack off or anything like that
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| madmax |
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Sikaflex = Urethane
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| Falcs |
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it does screw in, but there's a rubber thing that's inbetween the actual chrome and the boot. i wanna know what glue to use on the rubber to glue onto my boot, then i can screw the chrome through the rubber onto the boot..
ya get me? Anyone who's do it will know what i'm talking aobut
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| madmax |
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Usually rubber gaskets like that are not glued on, just sandwiched bteween the badge or garnish in this case, and the panel.
If you want to glue it on, Silicone or Urethane.
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| Rick_Deckard |
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Oy vey!
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Is that what you said when the boot lid closed?
 :D
hee hee... i love ya mate! 
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| v8fordman351 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Sikaflex = Urethane sikaflex= sticks like s**t to a blanket lol
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| Rick_Deckard |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Is that what you said when the boot lid closed?
:Dhee hee... i love ya mate! Yeah, lol, and I'm now I'm saying it after ready this. Argh.
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| twirqurky |
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Its meant to be screwed but you can always use sikalfex.
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| Falcs |
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well i decided i'm just gonna screw it in this saturday. and if i get any water problems or something then i'll glue it... can't wait till its on, my boot looks so naked atm
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{USERNAME} wrote: well i decided i'm just gonna screw it in this saturday. and if i get any water problems or something then i'll glue it... can't wait till its on, my boot looks so naked atm
When you drill the holes in your boot lid. Paint around and inside the holes with some cold galvanising paint. This will help prevent the holes rusting out.
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