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Why not? They fix everything.No spray foam or hot glue guns should be allowed!
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Get off me....DawgNo spray foam or hot glue guns should be allowed!
haha
you not using...hot Glue
gun...is actually. ..your loss
....not mine
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Fastenmaster PAM HB 220 Glue Gun
I've had one of these for a few years now. They are awesome. You have to chisel that hot glue off. While generally not recommended for sub zero stuff, it's been great for all kinds of things. The hot glue this one uses was made to hold the nail strips down on concrete for carpeting. It's pretty tough and will burn the #$@% out of you if you're not careful.
One of the handier uses for the cheaper common hot glue guns is to use a couple spots of it to hold something in place so you can nail it. I use it a lot for wood projects. And to hold a nut in wrench for a tight spot.
I've had one of these for a few years now. They are awesome. You have to chisel that hot glue off. While generally not recommended for sub zero stuff, it's been great for all kinds of things. The hot glue this one uses was made to hold the nail strips down on concrete for carpeting. It's pretty tough and will burn the #$@% out of you if you're not careful.
One of the handier uses for the cheaper common hot glue guns is to use a couple spots of it to hold something in place so you can nail it. I use it a lot for wood projects. And to hold a nut in wrench for a tight spot.
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No spare tires...eitherNo spray foam or hot glue guns should be allowed!
all my years riding.....
& I've rode alot of stuff...
never walked out...cause of
...damaged tire...got plugs
...got compressor. .
but I can see..you trying to
..compensate. .all them heavy
..speakers...haha....
COG.....nothing but a thing...
huh....haha
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It's more for a look than practicality anyway but if I ever did need it then it'll be the best mod I ever did. One wheel and tire doesn't really weigh that much and all the weight is on the rack. I've added weight down low too so I'm curious if it'll make much difference.
Even though spray foam or hot glue might hold, I decided to bolt it on just in case I ever have to take it off...lol!
Really ? If you dont want dust you could wrap the entire Pioneer in flex seal tape , then cut openings for doors , then one for a sunroof , then windshield and back glass and weather strip all the openings . Done deal . Oh wait ! It may be easier to buy a jeep ......just saying
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Through the Roof!® by Sashco - Roofing Sealant & Caulk
I picked up a quart of this stuff to play with this weekend. This stuff dries to a clear rubbery coating. Appears to be very good as a sealant and rust preventer
I picked up a quart of this stuff to play with this weekend. This stuff dries to a clear rubbery coating. Appears to be very good as a sealant and rust preventer
Really ? If you dont want dust you could wrap the entire Pioneer in flex seal tape , then cut openings for doors , then one for a sunroof , then windshield and back glass and weather strip all the openings . Done deal . Oh wait ! It may be easier to buy a jeep ......just saying
I'm not concerned with getting dusty, I'm trying to keep the dust from coming through holes by the pedals and 4wd shifter. With the full windshield on, the dust comes through and coats the inside of the windshield so bad you can't see out of it.
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Seriously I don't have that problem with my windshield full up and back glass (plastic) and roof . BUT I have a friend with a rzr and was having the same dust issue but instead of trying to block it he made vents that create air pressure in the cab area as long as he's above 10mph it lessened the dust issue by 75% .
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Yeah, that's hot glue category to me. Gotta be real careful with the stuff that's forever. IMO silicone caulk is the way to go, you can fill, shape, cut and always get it off if you really wanted to. Rule of thumb, if you can step over it I can caulk it.
I hate to say this, but duct tape might be worth trying, as a starting point. I have been thinking silicone/caulk could work. Some of those holes are on the bigger side, so I wasn't sure how well it would do.
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Might take a few times to build it up properly but it essentially turns into rubber. I put that sh** on everything!
