My Osir Telson became unglued >>
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on all but the ends, so it sagged in the middle. So, not having anymore of the black glue that came with it, I squirted a line of clear silicone sealant in the crack, applied two clamps, and let dry overnight. When I checked in the morning before I left for work, it had rained and there was a watery white liquid in the crack, and I though the silicone had washed out. So, I took the clamps off and went on my way. When I got to my car after work, the silicone had dried hard, clear and messy from the rain water, in the position of the telson sagging. :-( It won't even budge! It's even on the paint of my spoiler. Any tips on removing it?
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remove and replace the rear spoiler. That black goo has held mine on there w/o issue, and at some elevated speeds. You must've had some contamination to cause the delamination.
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where it was still glued. I removed the glue by using a heat gun. The paint came off with the glue, so I'm sanding that area down. I'm going to re-glue it using 3M 5200 Marine adhesive.
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