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 Post subject: Flares - How to attach
PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 12:04 pm 
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I have some Cooper S flares to attach

I've welded the strips under the arch for them to clip onto - I also have the clips

My question is, should I have anything between the body and the upright back of the flare?
A light smear of sikaflex?
Rubber perhaps? (most pictures i've seen don't have any rubber)

How have people gone about attaching them so that the flare stays snug to the body?

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Did mine with sikaflex being careful not to over indulge in sikaflex to the point where it is seen. Makes for a nice neat job and no ugly gaps between the flare and the guard. i dont even like the clips on the plastic moulding as they show up as high spots everywhere you use them. I went the sika there as well.

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