Re: Installing inserts for Euro Bumpers

[Anthony Pelletier <vwnuts@yahoo.com>]

This is what my friend who works at a body shop told
me.  YMMV.  I used a rubber dead blow hammer.  I taped
off the painted areas with masking tape to offer a
little protection.  Be careful because there is a top
and a bottom to the trim strip.  I got mine in with
only 1 small paint chip that doesn't show anyway.  I
found the paint with the flex agent is quite durable. 
hth.  With the hammer the trick is to go easy and be
patient, but I am sure you know that 
GL
Tony


--- Don Walter <DonW@cati.com> wrote:
> Hey anyone have any tricks inserting the rubber
> insert that goes into the
> euro bumpers.  I purchased mine brand new and the
> insert was not installed.
> I don;t know if that is standard but would like some
> help in knowing how
> others got theirs in.
> 
> Thanks All,
> 
> Donald Walter
> PDM Application Engineer
> Computer Aided Techonolgy, Inc.
> 10201 Innovation Drive, Suite 350
> Milwaukee, WI 53226
> 
> Ph: 414.266.9600 x331
> Fax: 414.266.9601
> Email: donw@cati.com
> 
> Web Site: www.cati.com
> 
> 
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