t-top coupe sail panel blackouts

eric5oh · Post by **eric5oh** » Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:57 am

Anyone remeber what the last set went for on ebay? I think Hank was selling them.

Agent-J · Post by **Agent-J** » Wed Nov 29, 2006 4:00 am

are you looking for set? I think I still have a new set.

let me know, jim

Post by **negusm** » Wed Nov 29, 2006 2:12 pm

I don't know but piece meal he asks for about $20 per piece as I needed just one to fix my car.

Email him and ask what he normally charges for a complete set for both sides

He'll tell you.

-Mike

fredzilla · Post by **fredzilla** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 3:32 pm

Does anyone have a close up pic of what those
sailpanel blackout look like installed. How are they
attached to sailpanel ?

Agent-J what are you looking for all six black out pieces ?

Sandy · Post by **Sandy** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 3:39 pm

They were attached by asc using some pretty crappy glue, and therefore many blew off. If it was me, I'd use butyl tape. Got a friend at an body shop? ASk him for some "Dum Dum (slang name for it) You should ask for a foot of it. Offer to pay. They will NOT fall off using Dum Dum

fredzilla · Post by **fredzilla** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 3:44 pm

Thanks for the quick reply, Sandy.
Are they flat or slightly beveled ?

Sandy · Post by **Sandy** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 5:03 pm

Flat with beveled edges 360 deg. on all sides. They have sharp pointy edges which will snag onto any cloth, towel or other type of drying source that you'd use to dry the car. A chamois would be the least likely. As noted many times here I only use a Sears lawn & leaf blower to dry my cars and a touch-up using a natural chamois made by ZEP Industries of Springfiled NJ @ $26.00.
Towels in time will put lint all over the car. The chamois is great but very time consuming. It takes me one hour to dry my Town Car using the chamois. With the Sears Lawn & Leaf(er) method I am all done in 30 minutes. 20 with the blower and 10 touch up with chamois. No lint, fast & easy. I like the Sears one as it's the lightest weight and easy to use.

tfs2121 · Post by **tfs2121** » Sun Dec 03, 2006 10:58 pm

fredzilla wrote:Does anyone have a close up pic of what those
sailpanel blackout look like installed. How are they
attached to sailpanel ?

Agent-J what are you looking for all six black out pieces ?

i used sillicone to attatch mine on i am pretty sure thats how they did it at ASC when i pulled mine off befor paint there was a black rubbery glue

the sillicone worked nice and i think it was sandy or mike that recomended it