recommendation on double sided tape for sleek headlights
#1
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recommendation on double sided tape for sleek headlights
guys,
Need a good double sided sticky tape, the lights on the RX7 are coming away. Its basically a perspex cover over the top of a black plastic surround for the lights, i need some kind of strong waterproof tape to hold the covers on. Im using mounting tape from B&Q at the moment but its not up to the job and the covers are coming away...
any recomendations anyone?
Need a good double sided sticky tape, the lights on the RX7 are coming away. Its basically a perspex cover over the top of a black plastic surround for the lights, i need some kind of strong waterproof tape to hold the covers on. Im using mounting tape from B&Q at the moment but its not up to the job and the covers are coming away...
any recomendations anyone?
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you reckon that will work? I want something thats not going to make a mess but still hold it solid, as the curvature of the perspex doesnt match the curvature of the cover totally, it needs to hold it pretty solid. I need to clamp it when i stick it too, so i dont want anything thats gonna squidge out the sides...
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No it's not Turbo'd
Plumbers Goop, It's like silicone, but it's a glue, and hardens to hold things tight, yet never gets completely hard, so it flexes with the parts, and you can alawys squeeze in some silicone to close any gaps you create... It takes about 30 Min to set, which is a pain with the RE Headlight set since you have to bend it to mount flush, but once on there, it's really difficult to get off... ran it on the track in 130+ Mph, and never had an issue....
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Have any of you guys tried what I did, which is to heat up the lexan. I didnt like the thickness of the RE acrylic cover so I bought a thicker piece heated it up with a heat gun and it bent nicely to shape.
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If you want something really strong go to a hobby shop and ask for servo tape. It's black and kind of like foam tape but not as foamy and not as rigid. Just clean surfaces with alcohol and you should be good to go.
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Originally Posted by almondjay
If you want something really strong go to a hobby shop and ask for servo tape. It's black and kind of like foam tape but not as foamy and not as rigid. Just clean surfaces with alcohol and you should be good to go.
Originally Posted by boosted94
I used Scotch doubled sided tape. Its the same as the 3M only cheaper in price found at HomeDepot. It was called High Strength.
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