Fairing Screen Installed!!!

[Henryace1]

That's a gooding mod.

[Rob'sBus]

Looks great.

[fstbusa]

[1127 TO 1299]

the more and more i se this mod the more i'm thinking of doing it

[1127 TO 1299]

oh
btw
nice job

[Ride_or_Fish]

What's it for???

[billbell]

Looks good. I made the mistake of using hot glue. BIG mistake. I had to do it twice. Not fun cleaning hot glue off your plastic and everything.

[bacharles]

Use the GOOP. That is probably the best adhesive for this mod. Trust me! I've done this mod several times without fail.

[JSilvers]

Re: Fairing Screen Installed!!!

I see a number of people using silicon to fasten their sceeens on their bikes. There has to 10 types of silcone sealant. I picked up Gutter & Flashing silicone sealant - which indicates it works with steel and plastic. What kind of silicone sealant is being used

[brandont70]

Epoxy glue (goop), works very well indeed.

[Over_Easy]

Holy thread revival...5 years old fellas!

[RedFalco]

Re: Fairing Screen Installed!!!

Holy thread revival...5 years old fellas!

Ooooh the power of the search button. (good job)

+1 on epoxy! Be sure to post up some pics when complete.

[Vaggabon1]

Re: Fairing Screen Installed!!!

Use the GOOP. That is probably the best adhesive for this mod. Trust me! I've done this mod several times without fail.

I am doing the mod now using the recommended GOOP and it takes too long to dry in my opinion. I have clamps on it now though HOWEVER... GOOP is much better than the Gorilla Glue i used on my last bike!! Held fine, its the mess that it makes when it expandes 3-5times the size.. like foam. It was visble from the outside when the mod was complete. BAD>

I need more Goop, so i will try loctite ultra epoxy. 5mins dry time and high temo.

[djsin]

best thing to use is fiberglass jelly or resin, if you need to remove it all later you can cut it out with a dremel

[Commuta_Busa]

Re: Fairing Screen Installed!!!

good info

best thing to use is fiberglass jelly or resin, if you need to remove it all later you can cut it out with a dremel