What’s the best way to adhere these to the frame after you have frame painted?
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My 92 kx125 had them glued on. My kx250f & 450f have glue and a hole in the frame they snap into.
Look for a glue that doesnt eat paint away. Not sure what that would be. Maybe a SMALL amount of super glue
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I would just use gorilla glue , or or a eco friendly adhesive just follow directions and maybe score the spot where it's going .
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I used super glue on my kx 2 years ago and they are still in place. no issues here.
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3M weatherstrip adhesive. Available in a big tube at your local auto parts store. You can also use it on grips. I’d suggest black (it also comes in a yellow like contact cement).
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omalley wrote:
3M weatherstrip adhesive. Available in a big tube at your local auto parts store. You can also use it on grips. I’d suggest black (it also comes in a yellow like contact cement).
x2. Weatherstrip adhesive is the correct method in my opinion. I use it on all my frames. You can use zip ties to hold it tight while the glue dries.
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