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Old 11-09-2005, 08:43 PM   #1
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what glue? for side door molding?
what gule can i use that well stick really good but if i deside to take them off wont reck paint?
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glue? double sided tape is the way to go. Thats even how GM did it. Just remember, don't cheap out on the tape. Buy the good stuff.
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thats what i thoght, i know when pulled it all off on the other camaro it came off really nice with out takeing any paint off, hopeing for the same thing if i deside to take it off on my other one, so what brand etc?
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definently 3M molding tape. They make several different sizes. At the shop, we also use Adhesion Promotor so once it's on....you can't get it off without a fight
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