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Use contact cement
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what would you recommend for a good trim ring adhesive?
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But at least he'll go in style
Put those rings on myself recently, totally agree makes a huge difference!
I like the way that crest looks, where did you get it?
Cheers,
Sid.
The super glue they give you with the rings is not worth a crap. After going thru a couple diff adhesives, what works best is a 2 part expoy...you need something thick enough to stay in place on the inner surface of the ring while you place it.
On the badge, I used contact cement.
On the wheel- I am going to dye the rim black...light colored rims just dont hold up well.
I was wondering about the steering wheel crest. The horse is missing from mine. I was guessing the former owner had a nervous habit and rubbed it off. It's just a gold shield with no horse. It can be replaced?
[QUOTE=CrossT;7723139]Are those rings available in black ? Or close to black ?
they are just painted silver, I would think you could paint them any color you wanted to. got both on Ebay.
Epoxy is awfully permanent. I used just a bit of clear silicone caulk at 2-3 spots. Holds great but can also be removed. And if any had oozed it would have been easy to clean up, not so with epoxy.
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