Identify these side scoops
07-28-2011, 09:31 AM
#11
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Location: NW Arkansas
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I spoke to a guy over at CDC and he mentioned the Adhesion Promoter would damage the paint (we were discussing the installation of the CDC Deck lid panel). I had never heard of this before, and he said if I ever wanted to take the deck lid off, to not use the adhesion promoter.
Have you ever heard of this?
Have you ever heard of this?
If you dont want it to ever come off, Adhesion Promoter.
If you just want it to stay put until you want to remove it
or have it 'peel' away at will over time, no Adhesion Promoter.
The Promoter actually eats at the clear coat and will damage
ther paint.
So if you no want it to come off ever, Adhesion Promoter.
If you just want the mod temporarily, no Adhesion Promoter.
But it wont stick like if you use Adhesion Promoter.
It actually 'cures' the acrylic adhesive over time on the 3M tape.
Otherwise the adhesive just stays gummy and reacts with high
temps and lateral loads differently than cured adhesive.
07-28-2011, 02:57 PM
#13
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Acworth, GA
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When I purchased my quarter panel window louvers from AM, the adhesive promoter was to be used on the backside of the louvers, where the tape would stick to, and NOT directly on the car. AM also supplied alcohol packets, which WAS to be used on the car to clean the area where the louvers stuck to the car.
I hope this helps!
I hope this helps!
Last edited by kevinmalec; 07-28-2011 at 02:59 PM.
07-29-2011, 08:31 AM
#15
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Location: NW Arkansas
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as the rear decklid. It will try and return to its
molded shape once applied to the decklid.
The curvature on the CDC panel is not as great
as the decklid. And it being made of two pieces
glued together and almost 1" thick, it will start
to come loose or 'peel' away from the vehicle
at the sides.
I have removed mine twice and tried to get it to
stay applied correctly but it keeps bending back
no matter how long I leave the clamps on (1 week
long enough, 3M?).
Not a very good product, but it sure looks good....
07-29-2011, 10:08 PM
#16
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: WA
Posts: 537
The CDC panel is not curved at the same rate
as the rear decklid. It will try and return to its
molded shape once applied to the decklid.
The curvature on the CDC panel is not as great
as the decklid. And it being made of two pieces
glued together and almost 1" thick, it will start
to come loose or 'peel' away from the vehicle
at the sides.
I have removed mine twice and tried to get it to
stay applied correctly but it keeps bending back
no matter how long I leave the clamps on (1 week
long enough, 3M?).
Not a very good product, but it sure looks good....
as the rear decklid. It will try and return to its
molded shape once applied to the decklid.
The curvature on the CDC panel is not as great
as the decklid. And it being made of two pieces
glued together and almost 1" thick, it will start
to come loose or 'peel' away from the vehicle
at the sides.
I have removed mine twice and tried to get it to
stay applied correctly but it keeps bending back
no matter how long I leave the clamps on (1 week
long enough, 3M?).
Not a very good product, but it sure looks good....
07-30-2011, 09:29 AM
#17
1st Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Alabama
Posts: 82
The CDC panel is not curved at the same rate
as the rear decklid. It will try and return to its
molded shape once applied to the decklid.
The curvature on the CDC panel is not as great
as the decklid. And it being made of two pieces
glued together and almost 1" thick, it will start
to come loose or 'peel' away from the vehicle
at the sides.
I have removed mine twice and tried to get it to
stay applied correctly but it keeps bending back
no matter how long I leave the clamps on (1 week
long enough, 3M?).
Not a very good product, but it sure looks good....
as the rear decklid. It will try and return to its
molded shape once applied to the decklid.
The curvature on the CDC panel is not as great
as the decklid. And it being made of two pieces
glued together and almost 1" thick, it will start
to come loose or 'peel' away from the vehicle
at the sides.
I have removed mine twice and tried to get it to
stay applied correctly but it keeps bending back
no matter how long I leave the clamps on (1 week
long enough, 3M?).
Not a very good product, but it sure looks good....
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