Rollbar hoop covers?
Hey guys I recently had my car tinted at a certain shop and while tinting it they to get to the back window so they snapped apart the rollbar hoops. Once they was done they tried to snap it back together but it wouldn't come together. So now my question is did they take it off wrong and its permanently damaged or is it fixable? The guy said he would pay for new ones if it can't be fixed but my local honda dealership isn't open due to the recent storm, so any feedback would be great, thanks.
John
John
They are permanently damaged. The covers and bars are a single Honda Part. The covers are heat welded together. Once you take them apart, you can get them back together. I know it is not what you wanted to hear.
I think there is one thread where someone found something that would glue them back together, but finding a glue that will work is the hard part. So far it has been done successfully by one member in 6 years. many have tried and failed.
I think there is one thread where someone found something that would glue them back together, but finding a glue that will work is the hard part. So far it has been done successfully by one member in 6 years. many have tried and failed.
thanks for the quick answer stratocaster, well now I'll just have to wait til my local honda dealership is open again so I can order new pieces since the other guy is paying for them anyways.....
That one guy was me. They are definitely not meant to come apart. Putting them back togther requires a lot of cleaning and preparation and some two part epoxy. Doable, but not ideal.
I have a feeling your tint shop is going to get a shock when they see how much replacement costs.
I have a feeling your tint shop is going to get a shock when they see how much replacement costs.
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Since somebody else is paying, I wouldn't worry.
If I had to attach those myself, I'd use a very thin bead of silicone. It will withstand pretty much any temperature, is flexable enough to withstand tons of vibration, and I generally trust it (used it before for many things).
If I had to attach those myself, I'd use a very thin bead of silicone. It will withstand pretty much any temperature, is flexable enough to withstand tons of vibration, and I generally trust it (used it before for many things).
Please update with the price to replace
http://www.slhondaparts.com/browse.asp?Mod...&ViewParts=true
But that's not where it ends. Replacing those things requires a lot of disassembly of the interior.
If I had to attach those myself, I'd use a very thin bead of silicone.





