Window fuzzies

[Chart505]

Have new fuzzies that mount to the door panels I got from MSA. Problem is the originals look they are attached with heavy duty metal staples. Any ideas on how to attached the new ones to the panels? I guess epoxy glue might work.

[esprist]

Have new fuzzies that mount to the door panels I got from MSA. Problem is the originals look they are attached with heavy duty metal staples. Any ideas on how to attached the new ones to the panels? I guess epoxy glue might work.

I bought mine from Black Dragon. I then drilled holes to match my original door chrome moldings, then used staples for a staple gun. Hand-bend the staples to look original.

I bought chrome molding set from Black Dragon, but there were streight pieced rather than curbed up end as original.

I checked with a couple of Nissan-dead-stock-suppliers in Japan, and discovered that Nissan made "almost streight ones" in mid 80s and 90s. So I decided to used my old original ones that have beautiful curb to match the door line.MSA used to sell Black Dragon ones, but not anymore.

Esprist

[cunniwj]

I bought the same interior door fuzzies and noticed the same thing about the staples. I have not done anything yet. Trying to figure out how to get the old ones off and how to secure the new ones.

[Nota280]

I drilled holes through the fuzzies & backing then used small rivets.

[cunniwj]

Thanks, I'll try that

[Chart505]

I got some 6 x 3/8 flathead screws from Home Depot. These are very short and small. Drilled holes, screwed in, painted tops flat black. Worked like a charm.