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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by abarthracer, Mar 29, 2004.

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  1. abarthracer

    abarthracer Formula Junior

    Dec 6, 2003
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    david S.
    First off, I appologize if this is a repeat, but I looked in the archives and couldn't find an explicit answer.
    Can someone reccomend a proper adhesive to mount cloisinne shields on the side of a car. Is the 3M double tape the only way? I am just looking for answers, not trying to start another thread on to "shield or not to shield!" Thanks
    David
     
  2. enjoythemusic

    enjoythemusic F1 World Champ

    Apr 20, 2002
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    David,

    PERHAPS silicone sealant? Not sure if that would hurt the paint, yet it is waterproof and sold in clear "color".
     
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  4. BigTex

    BigTex Seven Time F1 World Champ
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    Dec 6, 2002
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    Bubba
    Emblem adhesive is a two sided special tape, at a body shop near you.
     
  5. sindo308qv

    sindo308qv F1 Rookie

    Nov 1, 2003
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    I've had those shields on my car now for 2 years, and just put them on my friends car, still there through rain, intense sun in Miami,etc., haven't moved. I used Scotch 3M mounting squares "heavy duty" holds up to 2 lbs. got them at home depot.I don't think you want a silicone adhesive on your paint,
     
  6. Cavallino Motors

    Cavallino Motors F1 World Champ
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    May 31, 2001
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    Martin W.
    just as Sindo I use the 3M outdoor rated double tape. Never had a problem. I use the one off the roill though and put it on the entire shield and then cut the excess with the cutting knife.
    Looks good and holds in place.

    Other:
    You can have the fender indented and the whole thing done by a body shop. Did that on my 348 and looked great.

    Martin
     

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