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  1. 11-02-2024, 01:17 PM #1
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    Rear Bumper Guard Beading Glue?

    Can someone tell me what type of adhesive should be used to attached the beading to the rear bumper guard? Thank you!
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    I’ve used Wurth rubber molding glue first putting a thin coat on each Surface and letting it dry. You might have to hold them in place as they dry or use some other means. I’ve also had the guards ready to install
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    it can be done without glue
    place bead on bumper guard and offer it up to the lower protrusion first
    then tilt it forward to the upper protrusion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob joyce View Post
    it can be done without glue
    place bead on bumper guard and offer it up to the lower protrusion first
    then tilt it forward to the upper protrusion.
    I agree with Bob, do it with none don't think glued from factory either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob joyce View Post
    it can be done without glue
    place bead on bumper guard and offer it up to the lower protrusion first
    then tilt it forward to the upper protrusion.
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