[Frag]

Hi guys,

I have a very good looking metal belt buckle that I would like to glue to one of my fender (after trimming out the fitting behind it).

Any idea of what I could use to get the job done? I would prefer using something that could be washed away if I decide to remove the buckle later on.

Thanks guys

Steph

 

[dejablu110]

3m double stick tape.

 

[schimbo stryker]

Silicone will work perfect ! Grab some clear rdv silicone from the auto parts store. If anything is wrong you can peel it off.

 

[goodwell163]

schimbo is right and so is dejablu... with either if you dont like it or want to remove it you can always use that googone stuff to clean it up

 

[kcl-labrat]

Go to an auto store and get any good double side automotive tape, remember prep is everything

 

[schimbo stryker]

What does the buckle look like ?

 

[11Stryker]

Is it an Old No7 Belt Buckle??

 

[goodwell163]

Go to an auto store and get any good double side automotive tape, remember prep is everything

yep with the proper preparation you can even make a bugger stick... lol

 

[Frag]

Is it an Old No7 Belt Buckle??

I found an amazingly good looking Raven belt buckle. I am pretty sure it would look crazy on the back fender. I will try it out and post picture. I might create some kind of Raven scheme (not the sport club ... ) ...

But I kind of like the Old no 7 idea though!!!!

Frag

 

[74novaguy]

I work in a sign shop and we used this stuff that 3M makes. this crap its black double stick tape. once you put it on its stuck.