How to install Underwings?
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How to install Underwings?
I was able to score a set of new underwings for my G. They have never been installed or painted. I got them for $100 off Ebay. Couldn't beleive it. I had been wanting a set for a couple years. They look like Veilside but I they are not marked.
Anyways, what is the best way to install them. They have no mounting holes. And I assume I need to remove the front piece that is already there behind the wheel that is like a fender skirt/guard of sorts before installing them.
Also, is there an inexpensive way to paint them? My G is IP. I know it won't match perfectly anyways because of the Pearl. Just curious.
Thanks
Anyways, what is the best way to install them. They have no mounting holes. And I assume I need to remove the front piece that is already there behind the wheel that is like a fender skirt/guard of sorts before installing them.
Also, is there an inexpensive way to paint them? My G is IP. I know it won't match perfectly anyways because of the Pearl. Just curious.
Thanks
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So you don't think I need to run a screw into them somewhere.
I trust 3M as long as the surface is cleaned properly but I would think they would need a screw somewhere.
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I will double check before I paint them now that you said something just in case I need to trim a little or something
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I have them screwed on from below but I don't like how the screws really can't tighten up in the plastic of the roll pan so i am going to buy some good punch anchors and put them in like the front spats were attached. It will keep them tight and make sure I don't lose them.
I am having issue with my 3m tape sticking on two of them but I plan to get some newer tape and re-do it when I replace the screws. The tape I have is(was) good tape but I think the age of it sitting in my garage in my tool box has nade it less sticky.
But so far I love em' I also Clay barred the whole car before installing them so the car would look good with the new painted parts beside it.
I am having issue with my 3m tape sticking on two of them but I plan to get some newer tape and re-do it when I replace the screws. The tape I have is(was) good tape but I think the age of it sitting in my garage in my tool box has nade it less sticky.
But so far I love em' I also Clay barred the whole car before installing them so the car would look good with the new painted parts beside it.
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