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General Car Related Discussion.To discuss anything that is related to cars and automotive technology that doesnt naturally fit into another forum catagory.
It would look fooking CACK if you rivited it on, and you'd probably crack it anyway. Cos both surfaces are not flat aswell it would "pull in" and be all bulgy and ill fitting, so your far better off glueing it on
I use TigerSeal. Proper fooking sticky Wear gloves though or you'll have to sandpaper your hands to get the bastard stuff off
Tiger seal is seam sealer. Good for water proofing to thin to bond and not adhesive enough to hold big bits of plastic
I've always used it to stick body trim on, the bodyshop that I worked in used it as well.
We never had anything fall off, well not that I know of anyway
I use TigerSeal. Proper fooking sticky Wear gloves though or you'll have to sandpaper your hands to get the bastard stuff off
Tiger seal is seam sealer. Good for water proofing to thin to bond and not adhesive enough to hold big bits of plastic
I've always used it to stick body trim on, the bodyshop that I worked in used it as well.
We never had anything fall off, well not that I know of anyway
I use TigerSeal. Proper fooking sticky Wear gloves though or you'll have to sandpaper your hands to get the bastard stuff off
Tiger seal is seam sealer. Good for water proofing to thin to bond and not adhesive enough to hold big bits of plastic
I've always used it to stick body trim on, the bodyshop that I worked in used it as well.
We never had anything fall off, well not that I know of anyway
14-10-2004, 10:00 PM
