valley firearms

Soaring is correct about using staples. They are the best way to fasten them to the metal, maybe not the easiest. Installation is a snap once you figure it out.

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baddog671

Valley, your car is very colorful.

valley firearms

Actually it is in real life. It's grey, black, white, and burgundy. Eventually it will be white.

cole18cars

Go to the lumber yard, or hardware store and get air gun staples one-half inch across.by one and one half inches long Push thru, cut off so there is about one quarter inch, and bend over. If the is construction site nearby, they will have these staples. About one clip will work.

a65someday

thanks guys! Just what I needed. Especially baddog and valley firearms! Pictures very helpful!!!

Marty

baddog671

Glad we could help. The metal I got was really thick and even a carpentry stapler wouldnt work. You'll have to drill or get the mega stapler Soaring showed. Good luck!