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31 paź 2019 · 1. clean and prep the area where the 3M tape is applied (rubbing alcohol, etc.), then 2. Make sure to get some 3M adhesion promoter (like these: https://www.amazon.com/3M-Adhesion-P...8W4W344VRQES3K) and apply it to where the 3M tape will stick.
I know there's an awesome video DIY already for the CF spoiler using adhesive tape, but I figured some of you would be interested in a Betalink guide. I wasn't originally planning on making this into a complete DIY--I just happened to take some pictures of the process, so please bare with me.
Click the following link for official instructions (in PDF) on installing the OEM Rear Deck Spoiler Lip. Rear Deck Spoiler Lip Install Instructions. P.S. The glue / adhesive you see in instructions is called Betalink-K1 (BMW part Number 82-69-9-408-866).
Installing the performance spoiler tomorrow. Trying to decide between beta link or 3m double sided tape. I know Bmw recommends the beta link but is the 3m tape strong enough? Is the beta link permanent? Thanks for the help _____
BETALINK™ K1 and K2 adhesives are OEM-quality products that let you repair body trim, wheel-arch extensions, spoilers, and other items easily without drilling. BETALINK™ K1 adhesive is a simple one-component adhesive that doesn’t require primer on most painted surfaces and plastic trim parts.
BETALINKTM K1 and K2 adhesives are OEM-quality products that let you fix body trim, wheel-arch extensions, spoilers and other items easily and without drilling. BETALINK K1 is a simple one-component adhesive that doesn’t require primer on most painted surfaces and plastic trim parts.
I went betalink, and it works well - straightforward if you follow the install advice on this forum. Can't comment on 3M, but I guess that BM proposes betalink for a reason...
