Does anyone have gaps between their side skirts and car? I'm just curious if there is anyway to get rid of the gaps without molding the kit
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You used double sided tape, right?
I have no idea, becuase I don't have a kit. But I do know there should be double sided 3M tape running every so often under the edge of the kit. Same way the factory mud flaps are held in tight. |
used eurethane adhesive
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Oh...... same diff... hehe
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aren't te sideskirts bolted on?
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yeah you bolt them on in the fender wells, but you still have the whole top edge of the skirts to attach or get as close as possible.
also I happen to be using a cwest rear bumper, and it wraps around the 2 rear quarter panels so you have to make the top of that edge as close as possible. I was just wondering if anyone else had pics of their install so I could rest easy with the way mine looks. I'm a bit of a perfectionist so the slightest difference bothers the **** out of me. I'm told by others that the stuff I'm noticing won't be noticable once I paint the kit |
I'm a bit of a perfectionist so the slightest difference bothers the **** out of me. I'm told by others that the stuff I'm noticing won't be noticable once I paint the kit Its not painted??!?!?! I am almost postive any differences will go away once it is painted. It will make it look more natural. I would worry about the gaps unless after the paint job. :bigok: |
K well its being painted as we speak. I will let you know tomorrow how it looks
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of course there is a gap, it wont be noticable after, and filling the gap would require alot of work and custom body work, which would probably end up cracking down the road anyhow.
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If you're such a perfectionist (Like me) then mold them.
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