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    Quote Originally Posted by Toasty View Post
    x2 nice write up, bud.

    couple of observations -- if you wanted, you could make more shavings of the abs plastic, and mix it with ammounts of ABS cement to make 'liquid abs plastic' that will melt in with the surrounding area, making the patch part of the rest again, negating the jb weld.

    second... that's still too much work for me -- i have a mount from humount.com Mark's a good guy to work with, and the product is good, too.

    Thanks, I will have to try that abs cement trick. Although I usually use 2 part glue, and that cant get any simpler. Jb weld or cold weld, is usually considered a redneck fix, but used in a situation like this it really holds well and last for years.

    As far as the humount.com mount, I love them but a lot of people people don't want to pay 90 dollars for an non-illuminated mount. Even though they are awesome, this gives you the chance to make your own and customize it to your liking.
    Plus it only costs around 30 dollars total, or even less for the people that keep this stuff aroundthe house.
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    Quote Originally Posted by s1795so2 View Post
    Thanks, I will have to try that abs cement trick. Although I usually use 2 part glue, and that cant get any simpler. Jb weld or cold weld, is usually considered a redneck fix, but used in a situation like this it really holds well and last for years.

    As far as the humount.com mount, I love them but a lot of people people don't want to pay 90 dollars for an non-illuminated mount. Even though they are awesome, this gives you the chance to make your own and customize it to your liking.
    Plus it only costs around 30 dollars total, or even less for the people that keep this stuff aroundthe house.

    well... if you didnt have an 04, you wouldnt have to pay 90 bux

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toasty View Post
    well... if you didnt have an 04, you wouldnt have to pay 90 bux

    it's still $50 compared to $5 for the aftermarket ones
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    very nice but alot of work .
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