

| Subject: | Re: Flopping side mirrors ... the rest of the story |
| From: | Edward Nutter |
| Date: | Thu, 30 May 2002 08:34:38 -0700 |
Duct tape is the Force. It has a light side, a dark side, and binds the universe together. Larry Chase wrote: >Folks, > >Recently installed a new pair of OE side mirrors on my 85. > >Although I snugged them down pretty good, the first Highway gust pinned >their ears back but good. > >No problem .... I have followed the Mirror threads ....... take them apart, >scuff, sand, gouge and a general roughing up of various interfacing parts >will do the trick .... NOT. > >Back go the ears again. > >The wheels inside the noggin begin turning, never a pretty sight and always >a dangerous end result. > >Something sticky applied to those same surfaces is what the situation needs, >me thinks. > >Sugar water, Pepsi, Glue? > >An experiment ..... one mirrors innards get a light coating of RTV .... >sticky, not hard. > >The other gets its innards stuck on a piece of Duct Tape and rubbed around >on the glue. > >And the winner is ..... based on onesdays' commute, back and forth, with a >stiff head wind ...... DUCT TAPE. > >Yes Friend and Foe ..... once again the miracle of Duck Tape comes to the >rescue. > >I kid you not. > >Larry Chase >85 Westy "RoadHaus" >CA soon to be AZ >
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