Louvers
Look at this thread:
https://mustangforums.com/forum/2005...he-2013-a.html
I actually just received louvers from DG Customs for my 2012. Had gotten same ones for my 2011 and they use thin strips of 3m tape and attached to glass. Looking at a velcro option myself so I can remove and clean windows. Got some industrial strength 2" velcro from Office supply store but not sure how to apply...
https://mustangforums.com/forum/2005...he-2013-a.html
I actually just received louvers from DG Customs for my 2012. Had gotten same ones for my 2011 and they use thin strips of 3m tape and attached to glass. Looking at a velcro option myself so I can remove and clean windows. Got some industrial strength 2" velcro from Office supply store but not sure how to apply...
Thanks rogan01. I checked out that other thread and I would basically have the same questions as you; proper preparation, where to apply velcro.
One thing I noticed is that you asked which side gets the "soft"part of the velcro. The stuff that you should be using doesn't have a soft side, both sides are stiff. I would not be comfortable with the velcro that you are asking about, it just won't hang on at speed.
Try Home Depot, Lowes, etc. They have the heavy duty type that I'm referring to. I like to build/fly model planes. Most of mine are styrofoam, driven by an electric motor. Using velcro to hold batteries in place is pretty common. I tried to use this heavy duty stuff once and literally broke the plane in half when I tried to remove the battery! VERY strong when locked together.
One thing I noticed is that you asked which side gets the "soft"part of the velcro. The stuff that you should be using doesn't have a soft side, both sides are stiff. I would not be comfortable with the velcro that you are asking about, it just won't hang on at speed.
Try Home Depot, Lowes, etc. They have the heavy duty type that I'm referring to. I like to build/fly model planes. Most of mine are styrofoam, driven by an electric motor. Using velcro to hold batteries in place is pretty common. I tried to use this heavy duty stuff once and literally broke the plane in half when I tried to remove the battery! VERY strong when locked together.
Last edited by severetitan; Sep 25, 2012 at 08:03 PM. Reason: spelling, clarity
I could be wrong but I think you are talking about "dual lock" made by 3M. It's not Velcro at all. I use this at work all the time and yes once locked together very hard to separate.
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...832Ccs5EaUXcAF
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...832Ccs5EaUXcAF
Last edited by GT50GO; Sep 25, 2012 at 08:26 PM.
Love this car ^^^
OP,
Check out our AmericanMuscle.com website! We have a huge selection of window louvers for the s197 body style. Plus we sell them pre-painted, so you don't have to go through the hassle of painting them at another shop!
If you have any questions, just let me know!
Shane
OP,
Check out our AmericanMuscle.com website! We have a huge selection of window louvers for the s197 body style. Plus we sell them pre-painted, so you don't have to go through the hassle of painting them at another shop!
If you have any questions, just let me know!
Shane
Thanks rogan01. I checked out that other thread and I would basically have the same questions as you; proper preparation, where to apply velcro.
One thing I noticed is that you asked which side gets the "soft"part of the velcro. The stuff that you should be using doesn't have a soft side, both sides are stiff. I would not be comfortable with the velcro that you are asking about, it just won't hang on at speed.
Try Home Depot, Lowes, etc. They have the heavy duty type that I'm referring to. I like to build/fly model planes. Most of mine are styrofoam, driven by an electric motor. Using velcro to hold batteries in place is pretty common. I tried to use this heavy duty stuff once and literally broke the plane in half when I tried to remove the battery! VERY strong when locked together.
One thing I noticed is that you asked which side gets the "soft"part of the velcro. The stuff that you should be using doesn't have a soft side, both sides are stiff. I would not be comfortable with the velcro that you are asking about, it just won't hang on at speed.
Try Home Depot, Lowes, etc. They have the heavy duty type that I'm referring to. I like to build/fly model planes. Most of mine are styrofoam, driven by an electric motor. Using velcro to hold batteries in place is pretty common. I tried to use this heavy duty stuff once and literally broke the plane in half when I tried to remove the battery! VERY strong when locked together.
Good luck with your choice - I know it's a tough one : ) Let us know what you decide or if you narrow it down.
Was at the dealer this weekend to pick up my registration and asked a parts person about the OEM louvers and how they attached. He looked them up and said 3M tape - not velcro. They did not have any on the lot so I couldn't check for myself.
Was the velcro for specific years? Anyone have OEM louvers that can confirm? One of OPs questions was how do they attach/install.
Was the velcro for specific years? Anyone have OEM louvers that can confirm? One of OPs questions was how do they attach/install.
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