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Drip Rails

mpro69rr

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Hey Guys!

1969 RR 383. When I install the drip rails do I need a small amount of RTV on the car before installing? What's a good way to install without ruining or bending?

Thanks!
 
I assume you are talking about trim installation, so I would do it dry and carefully/slowly by hand with the assistance of a rubber mallet if necessary. If you need it, some soapy water for lubricant.
Mike
 
I assume you are talking about trim installation, so I would do it dry and carefully/slowly by hand with the assistance of a rubber mallet if necessary. If you need it, some soapy water for lubricant.
Mike

Thanks, yes I'm talking about the trim. So no RTV, I always thought you had to seal it.
 
They should pretty much just snap right into place by running your hand down them. Start at one end and work along..
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