It lasted about three minutes worth of wipe time. B recommended Gorilla Glue. I went to Home Depot yesterday afternoon after watching a disappointing Lions game and picked some up. I came home, took the grill off again, and applied it. I let it bond overnight. This morning I went out and turned the wipers on while I put it back together. Then, turned it off while I reattached the wiper blade arms. I then started the wipers again. In all, the wipers ran for about 20-25 minutes without problem. Thanks B!
Monday, September 25, 2006
Better With Gorilla Glue
So, the silicone didn't hold long yesterday. 
It lasted about three minutes worth of wipe time. B recommended Gorilla Glue. I went to Home Depot yesterday afternoon after watching a disappointing Lions game and picked some up. I came home, took the grill off again, and applied it. I let it bond overnight. This morning I went out and turned the wipers on while I put it back together. Then, turned it off while I reattached the wiper blade arms. I then started the wipers again. In all, the wipers ran for about 20-25 minutes without problem. Thanks B!
It lasted about three minutes worth of wipe time. B recommended Gorilla Glue. I went to Home Depot yesterday afternoon after watching a disappointing Lions game and picked some up. I came home, took the grill off again, and applied it. I let it bond overnight. This morning I went out and turned the wipers on while I put it back together. Then, turned it off while I reattached the wiper blade arms. I then started the wipers again. In all, the wipers ran for about 20-25 minutes without problem. Thanks B!
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Anytime! Any product with "Gorilla" in the name is a sure-buy in my book!
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