Who has taken off their roof rack?
#2
There are a number of people that have taken theirs off.
I'm assuming since you put the bolts back in you have no plans to properly fill the holes with body filler?
If you're not planning on filling them properly and just leaving the bolts in, then use some silicone or some sort of sealant to stop the water from coming in. Don't just put the bolts back in my themselves...you're almost guaranteed a leak then. Clear silicone would be my choice.
I'm assuming since you put the bolts back in you have no plans to properly fill the holes with body filler?
If you're not planning on filling them properly and just leaving the bolts in, then use some silicone or some sort of sealant to stop the water from coming in. Don't just put the bolts back in my themselves...you're almost guaranteed a leak then. Clear silicone would be my choice.
#5
thats why i still have the rack on mine. i will wait till i can do the REAL proper way, aka having the holes welded, sanded then painted.
i learned my lesson years ago about filler on area's of a vehicle that sees the sun.....
i learned my lesson years ago about filler on area's of a vehicle that sees the sun.....
#6
If your not gonna weld the holes up (the proper way to shave it) don't use silicone to try to seal it. Go get some either liquid or tape form Teflon sealant. Its made to seal up pipe fittings (water and air), will not sun age/peel like silicone does, and will be easy to remove if you decide to put the rack back on. Both the liquid and tape can be found in any wal-mart or hardware in the plumbers section.







