How do you build side mirror block off plates to avoid water leakage?
Well, I was sad that honda wussed out on making the stock block off plate...so now I have to make a custom one, but water is an issue. How do you water-proof yours?
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butter (of the silicon variety)
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I concur,
a bit of black silicone adhesive/sealer around the edge, and use your screws from the inside to hold it, should keep you watertight. I prefer the adhesive/sealer for its glue like property as well as the sealing it provides. For a few pennies less you can get silicone sealant, without the adhesive property. My .02, S. |
SVOBoy -
I used the spongy taped back weather stripping that you get in hardware stores : http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/3...rgapcm4.th.jpg But, it's cheesy and is changing shape in the heat. Like metroschultz says, the silicone sealers (rated for uber-heat?) are what I need to do in order to get it to look professional. CarloSW2 |
Filled in the holes left from cutting off the mirror with JB Weld, then sanded it smooth and painted.
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Hey where did you get that?
cfg83, Where did you get that tiny mirror? I would like to get one and have seen them on a few cars here, but couldn't find out who made it or where it comes from. Thank You, (in advance) Schultz |
metroschultz -
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http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthrea...size-1329.html CarloSW2 |
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