Whats the best thing to use to put under the vortex b4 I stick it down ?
B bakes fq Member Messages 508 Location Bedfont Middlesex / near heathrow Dec 25, 2011 #1 Whats the best thing to use to put under the vortex b4 I stick it down ?
fq-craigus Well-Known Member Messages 8,136 Location Boston Dec 25, 2011 #2 Tiger seal to stop idiots stealing it like mine Sent from my HTC Desire S using Tapatalk
dessimpson Active Member Messages 424 Location Gloucester Dec 25, 2011 #3 I used Araldite on my 8. When I sold it the new owner said he was going to take it off. I said "Good luck with that"
I used Araldite on my 8. When I sold it the new owner said he was going to take it off. I said "Good luck with that"
B bakes fq Member Messages 508 Location Bedfont Middlesex / near heathrow Dec 25, 2011 #4 Lol sounds good, I'll get some , cheers for that
O Ozy Member Messages 224 Location Chipping norton Dec 26, 2011 #5 Yeh mate that's on my list of things to do this year as well as carbon rear spoiler either changing it or respray looks awwfull at the mo
Yeh mate that's on my list of things to do this year as well as carbon rear spoiler either changing it or respray looks awwfull at the mo
Steve220 New Member Messages 1,093 Location Moray, 57N Dec 26, 2011 #6 Tiger seal is best. Araldite will crack over time and you take the risk of it never actually Curing Properly.
Tiger seal is best. Araldite will crack over time and you take the risk of it never actually Curing Properly.
dessimpson Active Member Messages 424 Location Gloucester Dec 26, 2011 #7 The one I did is still on there over 3 years later
Steve220 New Member Messages 1,093 Location Moray, 57N Dec 26, 2011 #8 Then you were lucky. You need to allow it to flex, its why body kits are put on with sikaflex/tiger seal rather than two part epoxy.
Then you were lucky. You need to allow it to flex, its why body kits are put on with sikaflex/tiger seal rather than two part epoxy.
dessimpson Active Member Messages 424 Location Gloucester Dec 26, 2011 #9 Why does it have to flex? It's on the roof. I just wanted to make sure it didn't fly off on the motorway.
Why does it have to flex? It's on the roof. I just wanted to make sure it didn't fly off on the motorway.
Steve220 New Member Messages 1,093 Location Moray, 57N Dec 26, 2011 #10 Because if you warm it up, the carbon fibre will expand faster than your roof, you get a primative shearing action.
Because if you warm it up, the carbon fibre will expand faster than your roof, you get a primative shearing action.
dessimpson Active Member Messages 424 Location Gloucester Dec 26, 2011 #11 Every day's a school day Mine wasn't real carbon fibre but I presume it's the same with plastic. I used all the sticky pads and the little arial clip that came with it too. No doubt that helped.
Every day's a school day Mine wasn't real carbon fibre but I presume it's the same with plastic. I used all the sticky pads and the little arial clip that came with it too. No doubt that helped.
Steve220 New Member Messages 1,093 Location Moray, 57N Dec 26, 2011 #12 I'm not entirely sure what mines stuck down with but it won't move a fraction! So obviously something good!
I'm not entirely sure what mines stuck down with but it won't move a fraction! So obviously something good!