any way other than clips to get side molding on my hatch? have the indentation for em but no clip holes.

 

I guess I could always use a double sided adhesive but I dunno if they'll stick on for long that way. anyone know if there is temperate material to withstand extreme heat and is double sided?

 

 

I dont think Superglue will hold in all weather conditions.

 

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3M double sided tape will do the trick, as long as both surfaces are clean, and the temp is somewhat warm, so they get a good hold. there are quite a few new cars that use it for their trim panels from the factory. i dont see why the same principle wouldnt apply.

 

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Well if yours is a cx like im assuming.
just buy the JDM thin kside moldings they should have the proper stuff to put them on.

 

I just measured and cut the squares out with a Dremel just take your time and do it right

 

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do u have pictures for this? im really interested and wanted to know how to do this myself..... this is interesting.. i dont think 3m tape would last that long ...

 

silicone sealent would hold them, just gotta have them held into place while it dries up.