Re: [lro] re-skinning doors

From: MIKE SHILLINGFORD (mdshilli@msn.com)
Date: Tue Mar 04 2003 - 12:16:27 EST

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    Has anyone re-skinned the rear door. I have purchased the lower part of the
    skin but cannot find a new top part. Do they make one or do you need to save
    the one you take off

    Thanks

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Tackley, John" <jtackley@dit.state.va.us>
    To: <lro@koan.team.net>
    Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 11:20 AM
    Subject: RE: [lro] re-skinning doors

    >
    > I'm wondering if a more modern solution might be 3M double sided foam
    tape, the very thin version commonly used by body shops to re-attach
    emblems, side moldings and such would be more suitable than caulk...the tape
    has a very thin inner-core of foam, which would provide excellent separation
    of the Al from the Fe and well prevent any rattles...and still offer all the
    benefits of silicone, without the trade-offs.
    >
    > JT/ric
    > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
    > Mark said:
    > Simon,
    > If it is anything like on a plane where two pieces of aluminium can
    touch,
    > but are not secured and then subjected to vibration, you will get a shiny
    wear
    > area and black "smoke" trailing off it as they rub. I'd caulk it and hope
    that
    > you do not have to do it again. Also the steel frame will be isolated from
    the
    > aluminum by the caulk and so possibly prevent galvanitic corrosion where
    two
    > dissimilar metals touch and react. Also there are some wterpoofing
    qualities to
    > the silicon sealers.
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