people with homemade gauge overlays
02-18-2004, 01:28 PM
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Car: Corvette
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people with homemade gauge overlays
how did u attach them to your gauges?
i jus printed my final versions and they look great. i just dont wanna do a ****ty job on the install and make them look like crap
i jus printed my final versions and they look great. i just dont wanna do a ****ty job on the install and make them look like crap
02-18-2004, 02:00 PM
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any particular glue?
i just spent hours making the templlates how i wanted them. and really took my time cutting them out so they look good. i dont wanna **** them up lol
i just spent hours making the templlates how i wanted them. and really took my time cutting them out so they look good. i dont wanna **** them up lol
02-18-2004, 02:07 PM
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Car: '89/'87/'82 "TransMaro L-81"
Engine: '82 Corvette L-81 (carbed)
Transmission: 700R4
Whoever put mine on used double sided tape
Needless to say when the car moved to FL, They started slipping. I'm trying Elmers Pro contact cement in the mini toothpaiste tube. Gotta be carefull cause it can get really messy. I'll let you know though.
check em
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Needless to say when the car moved to FL, They started slipping. I'm trying Elmers Pro contact cement in the mini toothpaiste tube. Gotta be carefull cause it can get really messy. I'll let you know though.
check em
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=223905
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I used Rubber cement .... it's lasted overnight so far 
Good thing about rubber cement is that even though it might be a tad messy if you're not careful with it..... it's very easy to clean up. Rubbing w/ the finger = gone. Even if the rubber cement doesn't work for me I still have to take the gauges back out later.... b/c I've yet to find a decent 115mph speedo deal on here.... going to take the pic and make one myself tonight more than likely.
What's wrong with just super glue? Dries in seconds
-Bud
Good thing about rubber cement is that even though it might be a tad messy if you're not careful with it..... it's very easy to clean up. Rubbing w/ the finger = gone. Even if the rubber cement doesn't work for me I still have to take the gauges back out later.... b/c I've yet to find a decent 115mph speedo deal on here.... going to take the pic and make one myself tonight more than likely.
What's wrong with just super glue? Dries in seconds
-Bud
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