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Bowtie.. Quick Read
Hey.. im im going to repaint my bowties but was wondering what i should use to get the back bowtie on after it is painted.. should i use silicone glue or has anyone done this already and used a great glue for the job? Any info helps.. thnaks
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04-12-2008, 09:07 AM
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3m automotive grade double sided tape will work great. Autozone carries it, and more than likely all other auto stores.
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WalMart also had something like that last time I checked
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 White '07 LT coupe. Purple racing stripes, seatcovers, steering wheel cover, pedals and front bowtie. Rear debadged. Front grilles covered. Tuner style spoiler. Drag DR21 rims.
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04-13-2008, 08:29 PM
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super glue... epoxy... automotive badge glue... take your pic they will all work good as long as they are rated for high strenght (which you really dont need to worry about) just make sure it is for plastic... carefull on the double sided tape... i tried two kinds the tape tape for like envelopes and didnt hold well and i tried the foam kind and it left to much of a rise between the two piece... just glue it
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