Originally Posted by Pluke the 2

I used the following from McMaster:

http://www.mcmaster.com/#92725t22/=8h3774

Item # 92725T22

Desc: Hexagon-Hole Perforated Sheet .030Thk, 22 GA Steel, 1/4" Dia, 79% Open Area, 36" X 40"

This the above grill, it made 3 full grills. I would prefer Stainless Steel!

htp://www.mcmaster.com/#7582k22/=8h3baw

Item # 7582K22

Desc: UV-Resistant Cable Tie Holder Adhesive Back/Screw Mnt, 4-Way, for.18" Max Tie, Black

The only bad part about the above is that the actual physical size of the adhesive back mounts did fit between the center lines, or webs, so I had to machine them in half.. So if ordering the above cable tie holders, order half the size. PM me and I can find the right size to work.

I also used the following to glue:

Grainger.com

htp://www.grainger.com/Grainger/GORILLA-GLUE-Super-Glue-4GZK6?Pid=search

Grainger Item # 4GZK6

Desc: Super Glue, Bottle, 15g, Coverage 1 Square Inch per Drop, Temp. Range -65 to 220 F, Clamping Time 30 to 60 Sec, Full Cure 24 Hrs, For Instant Bonding With No Clamping, Indoor Use, Use On Wood, Plastic, Glass, Metal, Ceramics, Stone, Brick, Paper, Rubber, Polyurethane Adhesive, Rubber Toughened, Impact Resistant, Anti-Clog Tip

I used this on the back of the Cable Tie Holder Adhesive Back holders..

The paint I used was High Temperature Gloss Black from Home Depot.

Originally Posted by Ride_My_Jeep

Very nice


That black really stands out on that rescue green...


Alfy

Originally Posted by Carbonuts

I used the gutter guard, and the wire tie blocks.
I peeled the adhesive off the blocks and soaked them in simple green for about 10 min.
I then used the Gorilla glue on the blocks.
Since I used the gutter guard I did not have to tighten down the wireties very tight. So far it has been on a month and no issues.

Originally Posted by Oglaladiver

Found some of that the other day at Lowes, but it only comes in a 12 x 24 piece, which isnt big enough for the grill. Did you use a couple of pieces or were you able to find a bigger piece??