Can anyone advise what to use to stick the rubber trim back on the wing with ?
Took it off to paint the wing and its got a metal strip stuck to the back -Should i seperate it from the rubber ?
Thanks
Wayne
What to use ?
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millsy20
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Re: What to use ?
Some body shops use Tiger Seal to seal thing like bodykits so should be ok to use on the rubbing strips. http://www.paints4u.com/ProductDetails. ... uctID=3319. Heres a quick link you might be able to get it cheaper somewhere else.
1991 Red Scirocco GT2-Soon to be GT2 16v
2010 MK3 Scirocco GT TDi 140 for daily duties
2010 MK3 Scirocco GT TDi 140 for daily duties
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KindredSpirit
Re: What to use ?
On the other half's Polo we used EvoStick contact adhesive - brill - better than the stuff you get anywhere else.
It's still on - sticks like sh*t to a blanket!
Make sure all is grease free and polish free first, bit o' White spirit and follow the destructions on the tube.
After all, that stuff is designed for kitchen worktops where they get wet.
Try to do it on a dry day or garaged as it takes 24 hours to fully cure. (I think).
Cheers
John
It's still on - sticks like sh*t to a blanket!
Make sure all is grease free and polish free first, bit o' White spirit and follow the destructions on the tube.
After all, that stuff is designed for kitchen worktops where they get wet.
Try to do it on a dry day or garaged as it takes 24 hours to fully cure. (I think).
Cheers
John