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Any suggestions for securing a grill that is loose due to broken tabs?
I thought I would secure it with some RTV silicone adhesive unless someone here has a better way to address this. I figured the Silicone would be strong enough to hold it, and still be easily removed if I decide to do a different grill in the future. BC in Cedar Park |
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I had to do that too - if you can't bend the metal tabs on the car or otherwise get it to hold, then silicone glue is fine. Then we hit a deer and broke it, so I ordered a new one and it fit right
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I used a wooden wedge that I RTV'd in place.
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Get a new one, or a bottle of super glue.
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I replaced both of mine they fit perfect. Just replace them.
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Double sided tape can work too.
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3M red body panel tape should put it in place for as long as you'll need. It is used for body moldings etc.
I picked my last roll up on fleaby for good money.
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