What to do...what to do??
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What to do...what to do??
Good morning 🌞 all ye Oldsmobilers!
I need opinions/advice on something...
I am planning on putting fender scripts on my 72 Supreme today and am on the fence about which way to go. I bought a set of aftermarket scripts and I was going to cut the posts off and use 3m double sided emblem tape to put them on. The problem is if I do that, the tape will be visible through the script. I tried trimming the tape so it wouldnt be visible through the script, but that's a tedious process.
My other option is to drill holes and install them as intended, but then I have to make sure the holes are in the right position so my scripts are straight.
So what would you do?
Thanks,
Dave
I need opinions/advice on something...
I am planning on putting fender scripts on my 72 Supreme today and am on the fence about which way to go. I bought a set of aftermarket scripts and I was going to cut the posts off and use 3m double sided emblem tape to put them on. The problem is if I do that, the tape will be visible through the script. I tried trimming the tape so it wouldnt be visible through the script, but that's a tedious process.
My other option is to drill holes and install them as intended, but then I have to make sure the holes are in the right position so my scripts are straight.
So what would you do?
Thanks,
Dave
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They 'should' be installed via holes in the quarter panels. That is how they should be installed.
If you're not going to drill holes in your quarter panel, I would apply 100% clear silicone to the back edges of the scripts. "Tape" the scripts in place, allow to set for a minimum of x24 hours. Clear 100% silicone won't (necessarily) be very visible. This method should last for a considerable time.
Other option (more permanent) - use 3M™ Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 - they won't go anywhere for a long, long time.
If you're not going to drill holes in your quarter panel, I would apply 100% clear silicone to the back edges of the scripts. "Tape" the scripts in place, allow to set for a minimum of x24 hours. Clear 100% silicone won't (necessarily) be very visible. This method should last for a considerable time.
Other option (more permanent) - use 3M™ Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 - they won't go anywhere for a long, long time.
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