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I need to install a piece of windshield trim on the front of my fairing - I feel like I need to put some thin wetherstrip tape behind it, but I can only find 3M double-sided tape -
Do they make a tape like that with adhesive on one side (similar to what came on those pieces)
Maybe I am just not looking in the right places
I used the " D " shaped silicone rubber with adhesive on the flat side , I got it at home depot in the weatherstrip area it is made by frostking . I also put it between my windshield bag and windshield to keep the dirt out
noticed the gap between my faring and windscreen with the last upgrade (driving lights). I seriously need to do this. mebbe a one sided grey foam product that is not to thick.
I have HD trim. It included chrome fasteners and rubber washers. The washers space the trim out enough that it doesn't touch, and it's not much trouble to put them in. I lost one, but got some rubber faucet washers at the hardware store, 3 for less than a buck. Still have them today.
A buddy used a sponge neoprene stripping on his detachable fairing for his King. Came in 3/4" x 1/8" in 50 ft roll. He used the rest to weather strip his house.
I have HD trim. It included chrome fasteners and rubber washers. The washers space the trim out enough that it doesn't touch, and it's not much trouble to put them in. I lost one, but got some rubber faucet washers at the hardware store, 3 for less than a buck. Still have them today.
Good idea - I'm afraid if I use foam tape or weatherstripping, when it gets wet it will just m\hold moisture in there.
If you are purchasing a roll of weatherstripping from a hardware store be sure it is a closed cell foam (like the Amazon link above) and not open cell.The open cell will wick water in and provide a 4-5 day drip onto the radio and other electronics.
If you are purchasing a roll of weatherstripping from a hardware store be sure it is a closed cell foam (like the Amazon link above) and not open cell.The open cell will wick water in and provide a 4-5 day drip onto the radio and other electronics.
I think that has been the problem with what I saw at HD - all that regular foam will hold water - now I know what the difference is - thanks
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