Subject	Re: 3m Super 77?
Posted by	thehalfazn on March 07, 2009 at 3:19 PM
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In Reply To	3m Super 77? posted by ni[X]it on March 07, 2009 at 03:15 PM
Message	I thought we were supposed to use 3M90? Either way, you are right about waiting being the hardest part. I was so impatient after a few minutes and I felt that any sort of tackiness justified slapping them together. Boy am I learning the hard way
Follow Ups	Interior Panels Completed....mostly - DNic41 (WA) 14:58:30 03/07/09 Re: Interior Panels Completed....mostly - thehalfazn 15:13:17 03/07/09 3m Super 77? - ni[X]it 15:15:03 03/07/09 Re: 3m Super 77? - thehalfazn 15:19:54 03/07/09 I always use the 3M 90 (n/m) - john90zxtt(OH) 15:38:53 03/07/09 I used Super 77, has held up great for over a year now :) (n/m) - KevinZtwin 03:20:23 03/08/09 Thanks! I used my g/f's hair dryer to help in tough spots, - DNic41 (WA) 15:17:17 03/07/09 Re: Thanks! I used my g/f's hair dryer to help in tough spots, - thehalfazn 15:18:55 03/07/09 Try a heat gun - schuss 01:44:19 03/08/09 Horrific color, but otherwise an excellent DIY job. (n/m) - ni[X]it 15:14:10 03/07/09 not too bad.. i would try using more heat tho - fst300zx 15:19:53 03/07/09 check your camera, the pictures make it look blue (n/m) - dpjax 15:26:27 03/07/09 Re: check your camera, the pictures make it look blue - DNic41 (WA) 16:20:53 03/07/09 xD (n/m) - z-spott[HI] 16:27:46 03/07/09 I say redo them - Alex_SlicktopTT (WA) 01:17:30 03/08/09 Re: I say redo them - DNic41 (WA) 06:26:27 03/08/09
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