Re Sleek Covers, Who's Needs Badly?
#52
Originally Posted by JT-Imports' date='Dec 16 2003, 12:28 AM
haha no problem.... Diffusers and headlight covers in the same box hehe
If you do send payments now, please make sure they read something along these lines
GROUP BUY OR GB ON NOPISTONS FOR RE-AMEMIYA SLEEK LIGHT COVER.
Thank you
As for the cut off, sounds good to me, just so its known, thats right at the AUTO SALON time. Im around, but RE-Amemiya will be SLOW, but nothing big, maybe not even noticeable, but I will walk everyone threw it as it unfolds with RE-Amemiya
If you do send payments now, please make sure they read something along these lines
GROUP BUY OR GB ON NOPISTONS FOR RE-AMEMIYA SLEEK LIGHT COVER.
Thank you
As for the cut off, sounds good to me, just so its known, thats right at the AUTO SALON time. Im around, but RE-Amemiya will be SLOW, but nothing big, maybe not even noticeable, but I will walk everyone threw it as it unfolds with RE-Amemiya
I'm ready to send you payment... what's your paypal addy?
thanks,
Jay
#56
Originally Posted by JaySpec7' date='Dec 22 2003, 07:21 AM
Payment sent...
can you also get the 3M tape used to hold down the covers... I seem to have a hard time getting em in my area...
tx
can you also get the 3M tape used to hold down the covers... I seem to have a hard time getting em in my area...
tx
The covers do not really sit flush with the housing. Just want to warn you in advance. But if you use the urethane and silicone to build up the thickness, it should be ok.
For 3M acrylic tape, you can buy it from HD racing (home depot). Go to the tape section and you will find it.
So the easy way will be using the 3M tape. Hard way will be using the urethane glue and silicone sealant.
Chuck Huang
#57
Originally Posted by rotaryextreme' date='Dec 22 2003, 12:05 PM
RE Amemiya does not use 3M tapes. They use urethane glue like those for the windshield and also silicone sealant. I don't understand how they can do that without making a mess.
The covers do not really sit flush with the housing. Just want to warn you in advance. But if you use the urethane and silicone to build up the thickness, it should be ok.
For 3M acrylic tape, you can buy it from HD racing (home depot). Go to the tape section and you will find it.
So the easy way will be using the 3M tape. Hard way will be using the urethane glue and silicone sealant.
Chuck Huang
The covers do not really sit flush with the housing. Just want to warn you in advance. But if you use the urethane and silicone to build up the thickness, it should be ok.
For 3M acrylic tape, you can buy it from HD racing (home depot). Go to the tape section and you will find it.
So the easy way will be using the 3M tape. Hard way will be using the urethane glue and silicone sealant.
Chuck Huang
I wanted to see if I could try what RE uses since it seems to work.. I thought it was some kind of 3M tape... I also tried the local Home Depot and Loews but both do not carry that heavy duty type of tape... just the normal foam type to hold up pictures...
#58
Best place to go the an auto paint supply shop they usually carry them. I had them price out in NJ and the price are $28 for the roll, 3mm tape also these are the wide type. Chuck are u sure that the covers does not sit flush? I have seen they website picture and to me it look like it has contour shape on it? Khris
#59
Originally Posted by Rx7aholic' date='Dec 22 2003, 06:00 PM
Best place to go the an auto paint supply shop they usually carry them. I had them price out in NJ and the price are $28 for the roll, 3mm tape also these are the wide type. Chuck are u sure that the covers does not sit flush? I have seen they website picture and to me it look like it has contour shape on it? Khris
Chuck Huang
#60
Originally Posted by JaySpec7' date='Dec 22 2003, 10:16 AM
I'm actually using silicon sealant to hold the ones that come with your kit.. yes, it's a messy job... but it's sealed very nicely...
I wanted to see if I could try what RE uses since it seems to work.. I thought it was some kind of 3M tape... I also tried the local Home Depot and Loews but both do not carry that heavy duty type of tape... just the normal foam type to hold up pictures...
I wanted to see if I could try what RE uses since it seems to work.. I thought it was some kind of 3M tape... I also tried the local Home Depot and Loews but both do not carry that heavy duty type of tape... just the normal foam type to hold up pictures...
Chuck Huang