I am changing out my door seals to the Mcmaster and may have an issue with getting them closed now. The plan is going for paint at Grady's in march so I better get this done now. I will be adding seans kit for the center but in the mean time I may have to add a pull in strap near the rear like some have done. Not sure if the seal will seat a bit after the door has been closed for a while. I will not later today.
What is the best way to anchor in the door. I would prefer to not use glue as the doors are painted inside. Is there anything like a drywall anchor that will expand on the back side? I am sure one anchor will suffice.
Right now the door is riding higher and takes a quite a bit of pressure to close. I am going to see if I can take the gutter down a bit more but it is pretty much down to the bottom. Sure hope I can make it work as I may just created a lot of dust for nothing. I only did the passenger side so the door can be shut from the out side. I will not do the pilot side until I have something that will work.
Reason change. After 230hrs the adhesive is coming off the seals I used creating wind noise and the mcmaster seals just look so much nicer.
What is the best way to anchor in the door. I would prefer to not use glue as the doors are painted inside. Is there anything like a drywall anchor that will expand on the back side? I am sure one anchor will suffice.
Right now the door is riding higher and takes a quite a bit of pressure to close. I am going to see if I can take the gutter down a bit more but it is pretty much down to the bottom. Sure hope I can make it work as I may just created a lot of dust for nothing. I only did the passenger side so the door can be shut from the out side. I will not do the pilot side until I have something that will work.
Reason change. After 230hrs the adhesive is coming off the seals I used creating wind noise and the mcmaster seals just look so much nicer.