Grill Mod
#161
Andrew
#162
I couldn't get the sticky stuff off the mounts efficiently, so I did the rough-up, alcohol, stuck the tabs on with the tape, then went around each of the mounts with fast-setting epoxy (fully cured in 1 hour). Maybe overboard with the amount of epoxy I used, but I'm sure it won't be coming off! I also used more tabs than some of the other pics I saw. I'd rather do it once and not have it fail than to have to do it again!
#164
#166
Dang that looks good. Thats another thing on my very large and still growing list of things people on this forum have made me wanna do. Ya'll are going to have to stop moding your jeeps and let me catch up. Na, really looks good, and it is going on my jeep asap. Thanks for the post
#169
Question about Sgt P's post
Great looking Mod this one and so easy - i will do mine at the weekend.
3 pages back in Sgt P ' s post there are two hooks sticking up out of the bumper bar either side of the grill ( they are also in other posts) I am new to jeeps and just got my 07 Unlimited 2 weeks ago - mine does not have these hooks - can someone please tell me what they are and if they are a Mopar part what they are called and if possible the part no. ?
3 pages back in Sgt P ' s post there are two hooks sticking up out of the bumper bar either side of the grill ( they are also in other posts) I am new to jeeps and just got my 07 Unlimited 2 weeks ago - mine does not have these hooks - can someone please tell me what they are and if they are a Mopar part what they are called and if possible the part no. ?
#170
Grill Mod
USEFUL TIP:
To easily remove the adhesive pad from the self-adhesive zip tie blocks, put some WD-40 in a cup or saucer and soak the blocks for a few hours. The adhesive pad comes right off in one piece. Then put the blocks in a solvent to remove the WD-40 before you apply glue.
You can do all 31 blocks at the same time if you have enough WD-40.
To easily remove the adhesive pad from the self-adhesive zip tie blocks, put some WD-40 in a cup or saucer and soak the blocks for a few hours. The adhesive pad comes right off in one piece. Then put the blocks in a solvent to remove the WD-40 before you apply glue.
You can do all 31 blocks at the same time if you have enough WD-40.