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Green Machine 10-19-2005 10:49 PM

How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
I may want to add the divider chrome to my 70 and do two tone paint job. Cab did not come with that trim. I have the trim and clips from a donor and my other truck has the trim so I can get measurmennts and spacing, but how would you fasten the clips to the cab ? I thought of pop rivits but they seem to big and could make potential leak and rust spots. Is there a way to weld the little studs like original to the cab ? Any thoughts ?? Thanks

weasel29gm 10-19-2005 11:43 PM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
Dont' know if this would work, how about 3-M double side tape. I've seen it used on emblems,moulding,side trim etc. Tough stuff!!

70C/20CHEV 10-20-2005 12:22 AM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
Yes You Can Have The Little Studs Welded To Cab. My Bodyman Had One Of Those Spot Welding Guns For Welding The Nails To Sheetmetal For Pulling Dents. Used An Adaptor For The Short Nailheads And Just Welded New Nail Heads To Cab And Now Have Cab Divider Chrome.

EighthD 10-20-2005 12:35 AM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
there is a pop rivit that you can use. You just drill a 1/8 inch hole and pop them in and it sticks out so you can slide the plastic clip on it. I used them when I installed the chrome around the back of my cab. And they worked real good.

MAR-Ktech 10-20-2005 09:28 AM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
We have the little screw-in studs for trucks that do not have the welded studs. They are part number 100339. Also have the replacement plastic clips that slide over the "nailhead" stud if you need some. http://www.mar-k.com/Moulding_Clips_install.pdf If you have not painted yet, the best bet is to have the body shop weld replacement studs on. This assures no rust or leaking over time. As mentioned above, just be sure they are they are the right length and in the right position. Fortunately you have a donor cab for a pattern.

Mar-Ktech

1slowM6 04-19-2018 01:33 PM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by EighthD (Post 1445980)
there is a pop rivit that you can use. You just drill a 1/8 inch hole and pop them in and it sticks out so you can slide the plastic clip on it. I used them when I installed the chrome around the back of my cab. And they worked real good.


Bringing back an old thread,do you know where I can find those rivets?i can’t find them anywhere

EighthD 04-19-2018 10:31 PM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
google au ve co products look on their on line catalog page 240 at the bottom. it say its to replace ford weld on studs

EighthD 04-19-2018 10:33 PM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
I hope this helps you if you cant get them let me know and I will look to see if I have any left some where

Zeroman 04-20-2018 06:33 AM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
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I went a different route. It was not exactly cheap, but I wanted something different.

I had the trim airbrushed......

Hart_Rod 04-20-2018 07:52 AM

Re: How hard to add paint divider chrome to cab ?
 
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Originally Posted by 1slowM6 (Post 8242445)
Bringing back an old thread,do you know where I can find those rivets?i can’t find them anywhere

Mark-K.com sells a kit to install the divider.


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