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cobrasnake 05-07-2004 06:40 PM

meatball application
 
Last week I applied 4 brand new FinishLine meatballs for a local tour. I applied them dry, just rubbing all the bubbles out as best I could. When I recovered the ones that blew off, I realized that I must be missing a trick in the application process.

What is the best application process? Straight water with a sponge or squeege (won't the water dry out?). Perhaps adding a little glycerin to the water to make it last? Do you prefer a sponge or squeege or some other applicator?

The look is great, but not if they blow off.

Thanks!

Brent Mills 05-07-2004 07:25 PM

I found that a little dish soap in the water works great. I never had them fly off at any speed for several years.

Get a litt water on the car, slap them on there and squeegy out the bubbles. Probably should let sit for a while...

Excaliber 05-08-2004 01:45 AM

I put mine on the night before the race or show for maximum stick. Sometimes I use a little soap, helps to move into them into place "just right". Sometimes just water.

Sometimes right at the track! It's usually HOT here with low humidity. Plain water, squeegy, and a few minutes in the right conditions and your good to go. Otherwise, let it sit overnight.

I tried the "dry" method, it don't work!

Ron61 05-08-2004 06:53 AM

Crap,

Now I know why mine didn't stay on. I mixed them with spaghetti sauce. :D

Ron :LOL: :JEKYLHYDE

Roscoe 05-08-2004 08:25 AM

WINDEX.....WINDEX AND MORE WINDEX!

Roscoe

ls1ac 05-08-2004 07:20 PM

Use a brier (sp) a small rubber roller to roll out the windex. The roller is better than a squeege because you can apply greater pressure without pulling on or scraching the meatball.
Let them sit over night.
If on a leading edge curve or you have to cut for a body pannel you can use hair gell like the kids use to spike their hair.
Scott

David Kirkham 05-08-2004 08:06 PM

We just polish them in with a little Mother's Polish and some elbow grease:D :D :D

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

We have had great success with a little soap and water. You need to make sure everything is perfectly clean though, or NOTHING will stick.

David:) :) :)
AKA smart "A"

cobrasnake 05-11-2004 09:38 PM

Thanks for all the good suggestions!

Tom


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