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111Sli |
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Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | Just had my first wheel arch done and Sean found a way of removing them totally mint. What's the best tape to use for sticking them back on? I currently have some green double sided foam tape from Halfords that I use for numberplates etc... But not sure if strong enough for strips. | ||
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Cant see any tape being strong enough..? Bang a little tiger seal on, wont peel off in a hurry. You need to share seans secret too, I'm starting my arches end of month | |||
111Sli |
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Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | They are held on with tape from new? Heat gun and a piece of welding wire to saw through the glue. | ||
CaptSlow |
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Veteran Posts: 394 Location: Sevenoaks, kent | The tape mg zr side skirts are held on by | ||
petrol_head |
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drive it like its hired | use tiger seal, or something from 3m seriously, tiger seal is so good. if you squirt a thin bead of it, when it dries you can use it as shoelaces | ||
metro190bhp |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 883 Location: birmingham | As said use tiger seal they wont come off in a hurry. Yeh they are originaly held on with double sided tape but you will never get all the remains of the old tape off the back of the strip for the new tape | ||
111Sli |
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Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | Im not keen on the idea of using Tiger Seal tbh. James, where can I get ZR rub strip tape? | ||
CaptSlow |
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Veteran Posts: 394 Location: Sevenoaks, kent | I have some you can borrow. | ||
metro190bhp |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 883 Location: birmingham | Dont no what the big problem is with sticking them on with tiger seal ask any body shop and they will do it that way. Just get them stuck on with it no big deal job done ! | ||
ding |
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It's the lad that likes everything OEM remember | |||
pqhf5kd |
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | Just make sure you put the tape, or sealant, diagonal to let the water run off | ||
Miller |
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ADMIN Posts: 2366 Location: Chesterfield ish kinda sort of | Stop being a girl and use Araldite adhesive | ||
petrol_head |
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drive it like its hired | thermite | ||
AdrianSi |
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Expert Posts: 8490 Location: Midlands | 3M is what i opt for. Its OEM | ||
111Sli |
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Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | AdrianSi - 28/7/2013 10:08 PM 3M is what i opt for. Its OEM Have you got a product name/ number, Adrian? Also, it's now rained and I've driven the car, so panel wipes or what for the paint? | ||
111Sli |
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Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | So my inpatience and persistance meant I discovered some tape through recomendation from a work colleague. 3M Very High Bond (VHB) Off ebay inc postage it works out at about £15 and MIGHT need a second roll to finish the 2nd side. Will update. | ||
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