Subject	Is the sikaflex removable after it's fully cured?
Posted by	FuerGrissa on January 26, 2012 at 8:48 PM
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In Reply To	Installation Guide: TwinZ Design Type I rear wing (w/pics) posted by TheTwinZ (Peru) on January 26, 2012 at 02:05 PM
Message	ie: can it be pealed off if you remove the wing, or does it have to be sanded like an epoxy would?
Follow Ups	Installation Guide: TwinZ Design Type I rear wing (w/pics) - TheTwinZ (Peru) 14:05:19 01/26/12 No bolts? How long until some knucklehead rips it off - BoneZ (MD) 14:09:55 01/26/12 The silicon is an impressively strong material. It's very - TheTwinZ (Peru) 14:17:16 01/26/12 lol, i have to say it. - JSD-ZX 18:50:48 01/26/12 The oem 90-93 wing is glued on. Yes, it has bolts also, - TriniTT 14:22:23 01/26/12 Excuse us about the dirty clothes on the worker guy. (n/m) - TheTwinZ (Peru) 14:11:00 01/26/12 looks sharp (n/m) - LJZTT 14:13:46 01/26/12 I agree with the sikaflex being enough to hold it on... - Zinn2win 14:51:14 01/26/12 Re: I agree with the sikaflex being enough to hold it on... - Buckaroo Banzai 21:30:35 01/27/12 I would much rather use sikaflex... - ChaseGrayTT 15:17:53 01/26/12 I don't like using the packing tape, options are limited tho (n/m) - fuzzymonkey 16:28:12 01/26/12 Use masking tape then, how ignorant can you be? ;) - Zinn2win 16:36:09 01/26/12 Nah just use duct tape...that will hold it. - Obeeone 16:56:28 01/26/12 My concern is the LED 3rd brakelite burnout. Repl how? (n/m) - quikz 19:00:47 01/26/12 Re: Installation Guide: TwinZ Design Type I rear wing (w/pics) - Z1TRUTH 19:53:45 01/26/12 Hey! Great to see you around! - TheTwinZ (Peru) 22:58:56 01/26/12 Yep.....pulling her out of the moth balls from my garage> - Z1TRUTH 00:10:43 01/27/12 Re: Installation Guide: TwinZ Design Type I rear wing (w/pics) - CmyZ 20:30:04 01/26/12 Is the sikaflex removable after it's fully cured? - FuerGrissa 20:48:04 01/26/12 The body shop guy, who has a lot of experience with this - TheTwinZ (Peru) 23:01:22 01/26/12 Anyone fitted one on a vert? Wonder if any modifications - PiotrC70 21:24:47 01/26/12 AFAIK, 2+0's, 2+2's and verts don't differ in that section - TheTwinZ (Peru) 16:29:22 01/27/12 just so people know..... - eazyez 06:07:45 01/27/12
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