Weather stripping...
Weather stripping...
Can anyone tell me where I can find the equivalent to the rubber weather stripping affixed to the chrome engine covers on a GL1500. It is #22 in the diagram. Also what adhesive should I use? https://www.cheapcycleparts.com/oempart ... gine-guard
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Rambozo
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Re: Weather stripping...
Those are molded to fit and snap on. Why not just use the real Honda part?
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Re: Weather stripping...
If you do find an adhesive that works, let me know. I've tried everything under the sun, and it still comes loose.
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Re: Weather stripping...
I used a hot glue gun and so far they are staying put.
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Re: Weather stripping...
I used 3M Auto Advanced Yellow Super Trim Adhesive. The Honda OEM weather stripping does come with very light and weak adhesive coating but I didn't trust it...
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Re: Weather stripping...
Shoe Goo?
Remember that you can use an "external" adhesive on the back side of the cover, on trim that has already been installed, rather than only what little doesn't get squoze out of the trim when you put it on.
Remember that you can use an "external" adhesive on the back side of the cover, on trim that has already been installed, rather than only what little doesn't get squoze out of the trim when you put it on.