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10-02-2008, 09:27 AM
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Location: Santa Maria, Ca.
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Stainless Drip Rail Trim
I can't seam to be able to keep the trim on my cab. Are there any tricks to installing this trim. I've seen a few at the shows that use stainless rivets but I don't care for that look. I'm thinking maybe epoxy or adhesive of some sort. Anyone have any knowledge on this Thanks John
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10-02-2008, 08:29 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Canton North carolina
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Re: Stainless Drip Rail Trim
I was told by Jerry Brown that the best way to get these to stay was to use epoxy to bond them to the drip rail. The reason that they were discontinued from GM is because they would not stay in place. I have seen three sets in original form that had sheet metal screws holding them in place- they were installed by the dealer to keep them on- I would have pitched a fit over it but was not mine.
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