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    Rear window visor

    Any tips on how to install rear window visor to make it difficult to steal. Last one got stolen after double side tape and super glue together? Oh ya its for a 97 accord. Thanks.
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    Originally posted by FrostyCd5 View Post
    Any tips on how to install rear window visor to make it difficult to steal. Last one got stolen after double side tape and super glue together? Oh ya its for a 97 accord. Thanks.
    i have no answer for u sorry.. i nvr heard of anyone stealing that b4. lol

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      #3
      I dont mean the rear window visor i mean the wisor on the rear windshield like a roof spoiler.

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        #4
        I'd use a stronger glue, but it'd probably permanently stain your rear windshield.

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          #5
          3m super strength is probably your only option.


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            #6
            damn... the convenience and problems with double sided tape. :\ especially with rear visors. still want one though, lol
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              #7
              i just got mine its off a 98 accord the sides are a little short but it looks great...
              from this

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                #8
                Originally posted by slammed4thgen View Post
                3m super strength is probably your only option.
                That does work but herres the end result of a thief trying to steal your visor


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                  Originally posted by Alex13mod View Post
                  That does work but herres the end result of a thief trying to steal your visor


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                  if anything id say the tape did its job...it looks like the visor itself couldnt take it and snapped. when i tried taking my door visors off they broke like that....but then again it was back in Feb and it was still cold, the cold makes em crack like that too


                  Originally posted by Uncle Willey
                  When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

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                    #10
                    I made a thread on fixing the visor, hope fully i can sand it down to the correct shape and spray paint the whole visor with a shiny black.

                    1992 Honda Accord EX My Ride Thread H23A BLUE TOP Complete

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                      Originally posted by Alex13mod View Post
                      I made a thread on fixing the visor, hope fully i can sand it down to the correct shape and spray paint the whole visor with a shiny black.
                      make sure ur in a warm rooom so the visor wont crack....oh and im sure i dont have to remind you but sometimes we rush to get to the finished product and cause more damage so ill say it....DONT PUT TOO MUCH PREASSURE ON THE VISOR WHILE SANDING L8R


                      Originally posted by Uncle Willey
                      When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

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                        #12
                        im picking up my rear window visor tomorrow
                        my neighborhood is fu**ed up so im sure someone will try to steal it sooner or later
                        hopefully i can find a way to take attention off my car


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