installing reverse indigo gauges

[96camryracer]

i have bought a set of indiglo gauges for my 96 camry a ways back in 2003. since the gauge doesnt have any kind of setup..i decide to superglue it to the cluster gauge itself. now my gauges is dead and i am trying to take it out but the glue is stuck onto the cluster guage make it look worst...how can i remove the glue...

beside that i just order a set of indiglo gauges to replace my dead one...how should i put in on beside glue it to it again.

thanks

[JetspeedCamry]

Oh no..not another Reverse Indiglo Thread...I think we should make a sticky for this topic! Haha.

Try'd methylated spirits or prepwash? Maybe....thinners..but be careful to not strip the surface.

[prnc_chrmng]

i like double sidded tape, then you dont have to wait for the glue to dry and its easier to position it

[daddyiamtx]

dude when i fist pit my guges in i use doublesided tape which look as it worked fine but didnt cuz my guges look as they did not work so i went to the junkyard and bought another cluster and installed it with the gugaes and doble sided tape again did the same thing but come to find out the tape did not put the reverse glos flat on to the cluster i bought a new one for nothing anyways i used super glo and it worked fine

[itzsteven]

try aceton, but you have to clean that thing off before it touch the other plastic part.

[prnc_chrmng]

Originally Posted by daddyiamtx

dude when i fist pit my guges in i use doublesided tape which look as it worked fine but didnt cuz my guges look as they did not work so i went to the junkyard and bought another cluster and installed it with the gugaes and doble sided tape again did the same thing but come to find out the tape did not put the reverse glos flat on to the cluster i bought a new one for nothing anyways i used super glo and it worked fine

hmmm interesting, i havent had any problems with mine since i put them in like 2 years ago...