Ok, right now i have already got my vinil base cove stuff drying onto the bumper with some adhesive, I have a feeling it wont hold, so what kind of screws or w/e should i use to keep it really on there? wood screws by chance? thanks.

 

self tapping srews

 

oh my, please dont use wood screws. these arent VW's.

kind of an inside joke. my buddy wanted to buy a vw and it had wood screws holding the bumpers on.. then i saw one on the street with wood screws it in.. just get some small self tapping screws. try and get black ones so they dont stick out so much.

 

Well, the lip is all done, personally I think it looks good. tell me what yall think -



and then i got bored and played with electrical tape

 

oh yeah, what should I use as a brace behind it? im sure it will start bending in once i get moving fast enough.

 

find 3 camboadian immigrants and stuff them behind the bumper and instruct them to hold it on for $0.03 a week....

 

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haha damn

 

i need something that is CLEAN though. lol

 

Well I know you got that from Home Depot, but what exactly is it? I'd like to do something like this for the rear bumper. It definately looks good imo.

 

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if u is cambodian, funny joke..if not wtf u trying to say? (im cambodian )

 

thank you! i got it from lowes, ask for the "vinil base cove" they will show you. its made by flexco by the way.

 

drill small holes then use a rivet gun and rivets

 

Alright, thanks, I'll definately be checking that out

 

oh yeah, and make sure you get the thicker stuff, dont get that cheapy flimsy stuff.