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Use 3m solution

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I used the 3m solution and to date has held up perfectly.

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Use clear glue called "welder"

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I've used a clear glue called "Welder" which you can get at Walmart,

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Use adhesive tape

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My bad, I should make this more clearly, it's "besides" rivets, should I use adhesive tape to avoid the wind coming inbetween the lip and the bumper?

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Use 3m solution

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I used the 3m solution and to date has held up perfectly.

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Use adhesive tape

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My bad, I should make this more clearly, it's "besides" rivets, should I use adhesive tape to avoid the wind coming inbetween the lip and the bumper?

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Front Spoiler Lip

Use clear glue called "welder"

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I've used a clear glue called "Welder" which you can get at Walmart,

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, What kind of double sided tape should I use to install the cup lip onto the front bumper? Where can I buy/order it from? TIA, JJ

POST 2Original post

I don't think double-sided tape is gonna cut it. I believe you have to bolt on the front spoiler lip. Do a search for "spoiler lip" posts by "LVDell" for more info.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks! My bad, I should make this more clearly, it's "besides" rivets, should I use adhesive tape to avoid the wind coming inbetween the lip and the bumper?

POST 4Original post

I've used a clear glue called "Welder" which you can get at Walmart, it's in a stainless steel/aluminum-look tube, about $3-4 a tube, you may need a few tubes. it's flexible, lots of time before it sets, once set it's good in hot and cold weather, and it's waterproof. Sticks on fiberglass, polyurethane, almost anything. I've used that on a BMW lip spoiler with plastic rivets, and checked it every now and then for fear of the lip coming loose in weather, and high speed winds...never had a problem for years.

POST 6Original post

Here's some recent discussion about a similar supbject and 3M tape: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/296813-side-skirts-falling-off.html

POST 7Original post

I used the 3m solution and to date has held up perfectly.

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