wuzzzer

Boo. When I came home from work tonight I noticed that one of the grill sections has shifted. I definitely recommend to use some kind of adhesive in addition to the sticky tape that is on the mounting blocks.

ooltnun

My home depot didn't have the gutter guards so I used some pet fencing.



It's galvanized steel sprayed metallic black with rustoleum. Looks sharp.

joncolecollett

Like the red!!!

Cordur

The red looks really sharp! Not for some red brake calipers?

TheDago

I'm thinking about doing the red calibers sometime this summer. I originally wanted to fully black it out, but decided to go with something a little different.

wuzzzer

Went to Wal-Mart last night and looked through their selection of glues. After a lot of debating I ended up selecting Loctite Stik'n Seal Extreme Conditions adhesive. I removed all the old mounting blocks and installed new ones. Put the Loctite in the shape of an X on the bottom of each mounting block. After doing that I put a bead of the Loctite on at least two sides of all of the mounting blocks until I had used the tube up. The grill is now sitting outside with the adhesive drying.

This type of Loctite is supposed to withstand temperatures of -58F to 248F. "Final bond withstands all conditions, both indoor and out" is printed on the back.

As soon as I have everything put back together I'll snap a few pics.

Milmilrx

Really like the red. How did you cut the gutter guard? I think someone mentioned tin snips?

War Machine

I actually cut mine with heavy duty scissors. It's not too difficult.

wuzzzer

I used tin snips for mine. Wasn't too difficult.

jfleur91

use gorilla glue and peel off the sticky piece on the zip tie blocks. I had to go back and fix my grill mod because the adhesive bottom part was NOT strong enough. Just giving everyone a heads up who plans on doing this.