Body protector moldings
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Body protector moldings
I purchased some body protector moldings for my 06 Quad Cab. I purchased the chrome covered ones, they came with the adhesive tape already attached to the molding. The instructions say to apply 30 lbs pressure for 24 hrs to the molding. How do I apply that kind of pressure to the side of the truck. If anyone has done this your comments and advice would be helpful.
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well the only question i have is are you trying to protect your lower panels? those will not do it , they protect from rocks being thrown into the body but hold water, sand etc and help in the rusting process, from my experience anyway, sorry to be a downer
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I purchased some body protector moldings for my 06 Quad Cab. I purchased the chrome covered ones, they came with the adhesive tape already attached to the molding. The instructions say to apply 30 lbs pressure for 24 hrs to the molding. How do I apply that kind of pressure to the side of the truck. If anyone has done this your comments and advice would be helpful.
I installed them durinmg the middle of the day when everything was warm. I think the tape bonds better that way.
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I purchased some body protector moldings for my 06 Quad Cab. I purchased the chrome covered ones, they came with the adhesive tape already attached to the molding. The instructions say to apply 30 lbs pressure for 24 hrs to the molding. How do I apply that kind of pressure to the side of the truck. If anyone has done this your comments and advice would be helpful.
LIne up the moldings and stick them on. Then take the tires of the side you are putting the moldings on. Then jack up other side. Have your buddy help you push truck over on it's side so it is resting on the moldings. Wait 24 hours and repeat other side. This worked well for me
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LIne up the moldings and stick them on. Then take the tires of the side you are putting the moldings on. Then jack up other side. Have your buddy help you push truck over on it's side so it is resting on the moldings. Wait 24 hours and repeat other side. This worked well for me
Now, why didn't I think of that!
Jus Cruisin,
Good information.
Now, why didn't I think of that!
Jus Cruisin,
Good information.
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FYI when they say apply 30lbs of pressure to them. They mean tape them on. Go down to an autobody supply place and ask them for some tape that will be safe on your paint. But the tape on the spears is very strong. I think it is just a precaution. If not give my other option a try
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