new plan for window trim
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new plan for window trim
The epoxy I used did not hold, so I was thinking what if I have these points re-welded? Here's a pic of one of the original weld points. Obviously it wouldn't have to look pretty. What kind of shop would do this? How much would I probably pay? Ideas WELCOME.
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No, I put epoxy on the whole thing. I used "copper bond" which seemed like a good idea at the time. No one had any suggestions on epoxy and I couldn't find JB Weld, which is what I really wanted to try.
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JB weld is by far the best. I hope to fix my trim this week and install my JDM windvisors. hehe
BTW what kind of clamps did you use to hold the trim down? I'm sure you disconnected the battery when you did it right?
thanks
BTW what kind of clamps did you use to hold the trim down? I'm sure you disconnected the battery when you did it right?
thanks
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Originally posted by LexAristo
JB weld is by far the best. I hope to fix my trim this week and install my JDM windvisors. hehe
BTW what kind of clamps did you use to hold the trim down? I'm sure you disconnected the battery when you did it right?
thanks
JB weld is by far the best. I hope to fix my trim this week and install my JDM windvisors. hehe
BTW what kind of clamps did you use to hold the trim down? I'm sure you disconnected the battery when you did it right?
thanks
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the home depot I went to didn't have it.
thanks I will get JB Weld and try it again. Good thing I can borrow my sister's car for a while. Driving without the window trim on isn't fun.
thanks I will get JB Weld and try it again. Good thing I can borrow my sister's car for a while. Driving without the window trim on isn't fun.
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