I was wondering if anyone knows how to secure grill mesh. Should I use hot glue? Something else? I have no idea and I will be putting in black grill mesh in my front bumper pretty soon, so I need an idea. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks.
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I just used the stock screws...and used those plastic lock ties
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you could try epoxy, but thats not removable.
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well what i found worked best was a thin layer of bondo body filler around the piece of mesh.it works great to bond the mesh to my front bumper.its a fiberglass bumper but it should work for any kind.if you have better ideas than use them but this has held up for over a year now with no problems at all.but just use a butter knife to push the bondo into the mesh so it bonds to the bumper.its works great man,i found that glues take to long to dry and they just dont work as good as this.you would think the bondo wouldcrack but it does not.thats your best bet.good luck.
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I used duraglass and fuzar to secure some metal tabs to the back side of the bumper cover then just put the mesh in real secure and folded teh tabs down.
Hasn't come out yet. but my new VIS bumper has it already attached with screws and tabs.Adam - Retired OG member from '03
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