Non-adhesive backed CHMSL

ooooo.......I would like to help with your CHMSL, but it looks like you'll either need a NWBCA or some other sort of PFD, either mechanical-based or chemical-based, such as an SSC or a RSSG, Best as an advanced Polymer or, better yet, some sort of Cyanaocrylate compound. 

 

Personally, I’ve tried SCC’s but found then a little lacking in LAS.  

 

HTH's.....gn

Sorry, standard automotive engineering term: Center High Mounted Stop Light

Personally I've had success with EA-934NA (Eastman Adhesive) but difficult to purchase with a valid shelf life. Plus, it is an aerospace product so source and cost is an additional problem. To bad JB Weld failed. That would have been my first choice.

Let me clarify, I don't want to glue the one I have back down, I want to replace it with one that can be screwed into place.

 

The one I have is a little on the small side too.  I like to fit one that's 6 or 7" wide.

This might be the ticket http://www.summitracing.com/pa...upd-39685b/overview/ 

Ya mean like this?

 

 

 

 

Marty?

 

Bueller?

Yep.  That's I what I'm looking for, but don't think I have as much depth to work with as you without doing fiberglass surgery.

Tom, during your winter layover, have Carey install one. He did one for me last winter  and it's still in position.

 

Rich, he installed my first one.  I think it's a question of durability.  That adhesive backed version just doesn't hold up over time (or I got unlucky).

The new one I ordered is inexpensive, over twice as long, a little thicker, and is screwed down.

The grill will have to be removed to install, but that's the perfect opportunity to make a more permanent SOC badge installation :-)

 

Sierra Madre Collection, $ 87.00.  I've had mine for 3

years and love it.  Low profile, bright LED and easy to

install.

Here is the link for Terry's brake light.

 

http://www.sierramadrecollecti...ct_detail&p=2858

 

 

Thanks everyone.  For $10, I think I've found what I'm looking for.