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I have the wings west w-type body kit and our bodyshop put the kit on about a year ago. Recently I've re-stuck the front and rear kit pieces with heavy duty outdoor 3m double sided tape. Now the kit has started to sag once again, and I was wondering what methods you guys have used to make the kit stick really good. Thanks
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Hey man, at the body shop I work at we use the same method with the 3M double sided tape. Maybee you could use some more screws on the corners? I don't think there really is too many other ways.
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the best way to go about it is to screw it in. anyting that sticks it to your car will eventually wear out.Comment
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3m glue...its for body work and stuff, when they do it to my car they gotta sand down bumper so it stickes real good....I just kinda ran outta money but thats what the guy says hes gonna use...
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Appoxy is your best bet. Handsontools.com sell some urethane appoxy used specifically for ground effects. It works AWESOME. But, it won't ever come off. If that's what your lookin' for, then you can't find anything better.Polo Metallic Green \'96 Camaro w/Y87 Performance Package<br /><a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/greenmaro24\" target=\"_blank\">Corey\'s Camaro</a>Comment
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wich one do you think os better the white or the gray???????????????headers, high flow cat, slp loudmouth
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by The_Unforgiven:
Appoxy is your best bet. Handsontools.com sell some urethane appoxy used specifically for ground effects. It works AWESOME. But, it won't ever come off. If that's what your lookin' for, then you can't find anything better.<hr></blockquote>
don't put the appoxy on it will glue it to your paint and it will be hard to get it off,just get the 3m double sided tapeComment
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sweet ride man.
I had the same problems, but the firebird kit instead. I had to use screws in the center piece to make it hold.1998 Firebird w/ LS1 & A Few Mods<br /><br />Pictures--><a href=\"http://www.fad2blk.smugmug.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.fad2blk.smugmug.com</a>Comment
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I would use aluminum rivets. Never rust, light & strong.--Traded In--<br />1998 Navy Blue Metallic Camaro (RS)<br />3.8L V6 w/4L60E Auto<br />Sport Appearance Package<br />T-Tops - Loaded<br />_ _ _ _ __________________ _ _ _ _ <br /><br />--New--<br />2003 Victory Red S10 Xtreme w/Silver Stripes<br />2.2 L4 w/MW2 5 Speed Manual<br />LS PackageComment
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