I'm about to install sideskirts, lip, rear diffuser, rear spats, and I don't know what exact Double Sided Tape to use. I searched online but 3M makes tons of different double sided tapes. Web page, product number, name, anything would be helpful. Thanks.
What is the exact product name of 3M Double Sided Tape
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Found this info on 3M adhesives:
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?66666UuZjcFSLXTtnxMtLXs6EVuQEcuZgVs6EVs6E666666--
3M™ VHB™ (Very High Bond) Tape Families:
4941 This family utilizes multi-purpose acrylic adhesive on both sides of conformable foam. The adhesive provides excellent adhesion to a broad range of high and medium surface energy substrates including metals, glass, and a wide variety of plastics, as well as plasticized vinyl. The conformable foam provides good contact, even with mismatched substrates. Available in gray and black.
5952 This family matches the modified acrylic adhesive on both sides of very conformable foam, providing adhesion to the broadest range of substrates, including most powder coated paints. Available in black.
4950 This family has general purpose adhesive on both sides of firm type foam. This family is typically used on metal, glass and high surface energy plastic substrates. Available in white and black.
4945 This family has multi-purpose adhesive on both sides of firm foam. Available in white.
4910 This family of clear tapes is excellent for applications where clear or colorless is desired. The general purpose adhesive on both sides is suitable for high surface energy substrates.
4951 This family of tapes is based around the low temperature appliable acrylic adhesive system, utilized on both firm and conformable foam types. These products are suitable for high surface energy substrates. Available in white (firm foam) and gray (conformable foam).
4952 This family utilizes the low surface energy adhesive on a firm foam. Available in white.
4611 This family has a general purpose adhesive on both sides of firm foam. This family of tapes is typically used on metal substrates, and has the added feature of high temperature resistance, making it often suitable for bonding prior to high temperature paint processing. Available in dark gray.
4622 This family has general purpose adhesive on the face side (the side that typically would be bonded first) and multi-purpose adhesive on the liner side (the side exposed when the release liner is removed) of a conformable foam. Available in white.
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?66666UuZjcFSLXTtnxMtLXs6EVuQEcuZgVs6EVs6E666666--
3M™ VHB™ (Very High Bond) Tape Families:
4941 This family utilizes multi-purpose acrylic adhesive on both sides of conformable foam. The adhesive provides excellent adhesion to a broad range of high and medium surface energy substrates including metals, glass, and a wide variety of plastics, as well as plasticized vinyl. The conformable foam provides good contact, even with mismatched substrates. Available in gray and black.
5952 This family matches the modified acrylic adhesive on both sides of very conformable foam, providing adhesion to the broadest range of substrates, including most powder coated paints. Available in black.
4950 This family has general purpose adhesive on both sides of firm type foam. This family is typically used on metal, glass and high surface energy plastic substrates. Available in white and black.
4945 This family has multi-purpose adhesive on both sides of firm foam. Available in white.
4910 This family of clear tapes is excellent for applications where clear or colorless is desired. The general purpose adhesive on both sides is suitable for high surface energy substrates.
4951 This family of tapes is based around the low temperature appliable acrylic adhesive system, utilized on both firm and conformable foam types. These products are suitable for high surface energy substrates. Available in white (firm foam) and gray (conformable foam).
4952 This family utilizes the low surface energy adhesive on a firm foam. Available in white.
4611 This family has a general purpose adhesive on both sides of firm foam. This family of tapes is typically used on metal substrates, and has the added feature of high temperature resistance, making it often suitable for bonding prior to high temperature paint processing. Available in dark gray.
4622 This family has general purpose adhesive on the face side (the side that typically would be bonded first) and multi-purpose adhesive on the liner side (the side exposed when the release liner is removed) of a conformable foam. Available in white.
Hapa88 thanks for the post, but some one out there has to know exactly what tape they used or is most commonly used when installing side skirts or front spoilers? help a brother out, or 2 since Dhalsim is also interested. Thanks.
Op, is it okay for me to post this in the owners section since everyone just asks random diy question there?
Op, is it okay for me to post this in the owners section since everyone just asks random diy question there?
3M Scotch-Mount
Double Coated Acrylic Foam Tape (Grey)
OEM Approved Tape
Part No. 051131
06382 1/2 in x 20 yds
Applications:
Accessories
Body Side Moldings
Claddings
Door Edge
Emblems
Fascia Rub Strips
Garnish Moldings
Interior Trim Panels
Pillar Covers
Rocker Panels
Double Coated Acrylic Foam Tape (Grey)
OEM Approved Tape
Part No. 051131
06382 1/2 in x 20 yds
Applications:
Accessories
Body Side Moldings
Claddings
Door Edge
Emblems
Fascia Rub Strips
Garnish Moldings
Interior Trim Panels
Pillar Covers
Rocker Panels
Anyone Use this stuff in the NSX-R rear diffusers? I don't want to drill holes in my rear valance but don't want the thing to come flying off at speed.
Lowes sells the stuff you want, 1 inch wide with the red backing. Make sure you prep well, and make sure both surfaces are warm.
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