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hey guys, got my fibreglass stealth wing painted etc... just wondering what sort of ideas people have to fit these things to the boot. It seems to fit fairly well. just wondering what sorta screws i can screw into fibre glass without them ripping out or if people just used that silicone stuff. Also, how you went about it eg. silicone and just have weight on it over night or screwed it in with existing holes in the boot with special screws etc....not sure what the best option is...id maybe like to remove it in the future but if i have no option ill leave it on there...whatever...share your ideas with me...

cheers

Ryan

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took stuff all to dry put it on one arvo left it over night and done, and i didnt put weight on it just pushed it down when i put it on but you can sure put weight on it if you want, just make sure its where you want it then leave it overnight and done no probs.

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