need to glue/epoxy/something the edges of the SS lip. it came like that the day I got it and I'm just now getting around to fixing it. what's some strong stuff you guys suggest for a job like this?

*tab is broken so clips won't work

 

Look at SEM products

 

PL premium is a construction adhesive in a caulking tube they sell @ hardware stores, once that **** dries its never lettin go lol.

 

wtfs it called... plastic weld/plastiweld or something, right at autozone/napa etc.

 

i dunno what the brand i used for my grills was but it was body shop quality. it was a 2 part epoxy, secured my grill mesh to the grills and has withstood a few 200km'h runs and 2 years worth of driving in winter and summer. and is still going strong

 

Duct Tape

 

Pliogrip

You aren't going to get better than this ...For the price ...


Get the 15 its black and it dries faster. DO NOT expose this stuff to any see-able surface or you will be sanding for days...



Stuffs nuts if applied right . Can buy it and rent gun at local auto body supply store . That or 3M duramix which is the same thing they use the bottles made by Valvoline just costs more.


You could glue two cars together with this stuff....

 

couldnt u just 3m tape the whole lip? im installing a ss lip on my car this weekend. some tabs are broken so im planning on shaving em down and using some strong tape to hold the lip. and maybe a few small screws

 

‪Krazy Glue Commercial - 2010‬‏ - YouTube


^this..
It's krazy..

Or Gorilla Glue...
It's made from Gorillas

 

gorilla glue needs a long time to set up. tried using it to glue a foam piece under my fender where it meets the roof. ended up using construction adhesive for that, and securing my ballasts in place (dont really trust double sided tape)

 

I ended up getting PL premium advanced haha. Pretty sure you could tow my car from the points I glued

 

i just got my used lip in today. the tabs are completely gone on one of the ends. will if fit right if i use this stuff instead of clips?

 

ya

 

i just used super glue from dollar general to fix my key fobs. worked fine for me

also took the day and cleaned up my stereo install and put my after market sub in the stock box and took out that bulky sub box

 

Personally, I would use 3M VHB double sided tape. If applied to a clean surface, it sticks very well.

 

Permatex Plastic Weld. Works very good, and have fixed many bumpers with it.