Crack Filling
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Crack Filling
Hey everyone,
I have a new lip and sideskirts, but they don't fit PERFECTLY. I bought them used, and I think they may have been molded to the car before me. I am not sure. They are in good condition, butnot perfect fitmet along the strait lines. I was wondering if there was some material or method to get rid of this gap? Like the OEM front lip has that rubber strip - are there rubber strips available that would do this job for aftermarket lips or sideskirts? Or is there another thing? Maybe white silicone (my car is white) put down slowly and smoothly? Would there be problems with that? Any input will help. Thanks a lot.
-Wy
I have a new lip and sideskirts, but they don't fit PERFECTLY. I bought them used, and I think they may have been molded to the car before me. I am not sure. They are in good condition, butnot perfect fitmet along the strait lines. I was wondering if there was some material or method to get rid of this gap? Like the OEM front lip has that rubber strip - are there rubber strips available that would do this job for aftermarket lips or sideskirts? Or is there another thing? Maybe white silicone (my car is white) put down slowly and smoothly? Would there be problems with that? Any input will help. Thanks a lot.
-Wy
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Originally Posted by advanracing62,May 25 2005, 04:28 AM
you can get seam sealer for this application, but your best bet would be to go to a shop and have them work it for you. No sense in messing up your car or parts, on such a majestic car.
Just please take it to a shop and have them work on it.
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