Thread #3850

Double sided Tape?

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DamicciApril 5, 2007
#50939

Double sided Tape?

What do the oem companies use to apply emblems to cars?

I got buddy who was wondering this cause he bought a wing from Japan and it came with what seemed to be foam or glue but felt like double sided tape. It's used and there are no screw holes.:eek:

What could they have used to make it stick with out falling off.
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What do the oem companies use to apply emblems to cars?

I got buddy who was wondering this cause he bought a wing from Japan and it came with what seemed to be foam or glue but felt like double sided tape. It's used and there are no screw holes.:eek: 

What could they have used to make it stick with out falling off.
firelizardApril 5, 2007
#50944
That would be double sided sticky...foam. Most double sided tape is like a foam, because as you can imagine it would be very hard to work with thin papery stuff that's sticky on both sides :(

OEM stick-on emblems aren't meant to be re-used though.
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That would be double sided sticky...foam. Most double sided tape is like a foam, because as you can imagine it would be very hard to work with thin papery stuff that's sticky on both sides :(

OEM stick-on emblems aren't meant to be re-used though.
MattyRattyPooApril 6, 2007
#50973
3M double sided tape works very well. Thats what I have my wing held on with and I drive my car everyday. Hasn't fallen off yet (knocks on wood)
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3M double sided tape works very well.  Thats what I have my wing held on with and I drive my car everyday.  Hasn't fallen off yet (knocks on wood)
Yokotas13April 6, 2007
#50977
3m tape holds up to 220kph
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3m tape holds up to 220kph
elpresidenteApril 6, 2007
#51045
CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty. It has a bright red backing. That's the one used by autobody shops as well. I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.
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CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty.  It has a bright red backing.  That's the one used by autobody shops as well.  I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.
carlosApril 6, 2007
#51074
do NOT use the white foam looking one. it sucks.
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do NOT use the white foam looking one. it sucks.
Yokotas13April 6, 2007
#51078
elpresidente;51044 wrote:CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty. It has a bright red backing. That's the one used by autobody shops as well.


yeah and its like 15 bucks a roll in japan....nad its a small roll
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[QUOTE=elpresidente;51044]CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty.  It has a bright red backing.  That's the one used by autobody shops as well.[/QUOTE]

yeah and its like 15 bucks a roll in japan....nad its a small roll
zion_97April 6, 2007
#51088
Go to a auto paint supply and you can find 3m duoble sided tape there. They have different size thickness and width..Since your in Tucson go to Pro-1 or that other shop on Grant and Stone..They also sell it at Autozone. IF you need some maybe we could meet up and I can give you a piece for your buddy....
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Go to a auto paint supply and you can find 3m duoble sided tape there. They have different size thickness and width..Since your in Tucson go to Pro-1 or that other shop on Grant and Stone..They also sell it at Autozone. IF you need some maybe we could meet up and I can give you a piece for your buddy....
JENKSApril 6, 2007
#51107
DO NOT forget to use some sort of adhesive promoter as well. This will make it almost imposible to remove, however I attached my side skirts and did not use promoter.......they came off. Used it for the re-attachment and It has been years and they are still on. And I live in oregon for christ sake. I got snow and rain and salt and still they wont come off!
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DO NOT forget to use some sort of adhesive promoter as well.  This will make it almost imposible to remove, however I attached my side skirts and did not use promoter.......they came off.  Used it for the re-attachment and It has been years and they are still on.  And I live in oregon for christ sake. I got snow and rain and salt and still they wont come off!
carlosApril 6, 2007
#51126
good note! make sure to clean the surface! i use rubbing alcohol. gets all the grease and dirt off real good.
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good note! make sure to clean the surface! i use rubbing alcohol. gets all the grease and dirt off real good.
DamicciApril 6, 2007
#51147
JENKS;51107 wrote:DO NOT forget to use some sort of adhesive promoter as well. This will make it almost imposible to remove, however I attached my side skirts and did not use promoter.......they came off. Used it for the re-attachment and It has been years and they are still on. And I live in oregon for christ sake. I got snow and rain and salt and still they wont come off!


Is there a particular brand? All good tips everyone thanks.Thanks- (arigatou)
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[QUOTE=JENKS;51107]DO NOT forget to use some sort of adhesive promoter as well.  This will make it almost imposible to remove, however I attached my side skirts and did not use promoter.......they came off.  Used it for the re-attachment and It has been years and they are still on.  And I live in oregon for christ sake. I got snow and rain and salt and still they wont come off![/QUOTE]

Is there a particular brand? All good tips everyone thanks.Thanks- (arigatou)
JENKSApril 6, 2007
#51157
3M makes the best stuff, that's all I would use.
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3M makes the best stuff, that's all I would use.
KuroikazeApril 7, 2007
#51189
elpresidente;51045 wrote:CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty. It has a bright red backing. That's the one used by autobody shops as well. I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.



By far the best two side sticky tape I've used when applied correctly.
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[QUOTE=elpresidente;51045]CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty.  It has a bright red backing.  That's the one used by autobody shops as well.  I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.[/QUOTE]


By far the best two side sticky tape I've used when applied correctly.
DamicciApril 7, 2007
#51300
I mean for the promotor? Is there a particular brand?
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I mean for the promotor? Is there a particular brand?
rob96826April 7, 2007
#51325
elpresidente;51045 wrote:CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty. It has a bright red backing. That's the one used by autobody shops as well. I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.


thats what you would need to use. make sure the surface is clean before apllying the object on
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[QUOTE=elpresidente;51045]CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty.  It has a bright red backing.  That's the one used by autobody shops as well.  I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.[/QUOTE]

thats what you would need to use. make sure the surface is clean before apllying the object on
ChromeSE5April 7, 2007
#51336
Damicci;51300 wrote:I mean for the promotor? Is there a particular brand?


3M also. Good stuff when paired together.
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[QUOTE=Damicci;51300]I mean for the promotor? Is there a particular brand?[/QUOTE]

3M also.  Good stuff when paired together.
padankyApril 8, 2007
#51344
Don't put the adhesion promotor on the car itself, put it on the wing or whatever you are placing on the car. Adhesion Promotor will damage paint, they make it in a alchohal wipe style, get that kind. Just clean the car good before sticking it to it.
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Don't put the adhesion promotor on the car itself, put it on the wing or whatever you are placing on the car. Adhesion Promotor will damage paint, they make it in a alchohal wipe style, get that kind. Just clean the car good before sticking it to it.
tech126April 8, 2007
#51393
elpresidente;51045 wrote:CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty. It has a bright red backing. That's the one used by autobody shops as well. I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.


Good stuff. Had that holding my wings west gfx on my ef and now thats all I have holding on my wing on the wagon...
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[QUOTE=elpresidente;51045]CORRECTION: Use the 3M heavy duty.  It has a bright red backing.  That's the one used by autobody shops as well.  I used it to apply my roof wing on my Z and it held like a champ.[/QUOTE]

Good stuff. Had that holding my wings west gfx on my ef and now thats all I have holding on my wing on the wagon...
1_VIPd_LSApril 8, 2007
#51435
3M's great stuff! I used it to hold a chin spoiler on my car and it wont come off and I hit 140 a bunch of times on the highways.
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3M's great stuff! I used it to hold a chin spoiler on my car and it wont come off and I hit 140 a bunch of times on the highways.
Miyabita_Y33April 9, 2007
#51642
Team Losi has some very strong tape. It is an R/C car company...
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Team Losi has some very strong tape. It is an R/C car company...
HotBox009April 18, 2007
#53610
For badges, the 3M double sided tape is good enough. You can find them in your local auto store (i.e. AutoZone, Kragen, PepBoys).
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For badges, the 3M double sided tape is good enough.  You can find them in your local auto store (i.e. AutoZone, Kragen, PepBoys).
menappiApril 30, 2007
#55827
Nothing is better then 3m. I don't know who was talking about adhesion promoter (never heard of it) but all you need to do is wipe the surface down clean with some alcohol or wax/grease remover and apply the tape firmly. No need to use any type of promoter, the 3m stuff is that good.
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Nothing is better then 3m. I don't know who was talking about adhesion promoter (never heard of it) but all you need to do is wipe the surface down clean with some alcohol or wax/grease remover and apply the tape firmly. No need to use any type of promoter, the 3m stuff is that good.
vn300May 1, 2007
#55985
^^^ Me Agree!
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^^^ Me Agree!