Nylon. It DOES seem simple, but it just might work. I would still go outside the grill though. 'just in case'
-Unless- Does the back of the grille has some flat space on it? You could get adhesive backed velcro and apply it to the inside of the grille in pretty long strips then sew the velcro onto the screen and I'll bet it would hold. Ot TRY pressing it through. It just might work.
I just got the new 4 Wheel Drive catalog yesterday.
4wd.com
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's only 44.95 OR You can look on good ol Ebay
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It's too early for all this thinking. ok, I have to go get a cuppa coffee now.
Kate
: > Have her sew some bias tape around the edges to prevent ravelling and then : > sew some velcro straps on it in the right places to wrap around the grille : > slots..... whatcha think? : > Bias tape and velcro would be about $5.00 the screen material would be : > pretty cheap I imagine. : >
: > Kate : >
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: > : >> > I've always made my radiator bug screens from ordinary window : > : >> > screening. : > : >> >
: > : >> > I need a bug screen for my 97 TJ. Here in S. Texas, the bugs are : > : >> > plentiful and almost big enough to carry off my lil Jeep. We have : > more : > : >> > bugs than a lawyer has excuses for his clients.... well, almost, : > : >> > anyway. : > : >> >
: > : >> > I've also noticed that various parts sellers want about $50.00 for : > what : > : >> > they call a stainless steel, inside the grille, bug screen. : > : >> >
: > : >> > It'd be my luck to spend that kind of money, and have a sink hole : > open : > : > up : > : >> > and swallow the whole shootin match, right after I put the bug : > screen : > : > in. : > : >> >
: > : >> > Comments? Suggestions? : > : >> >
: > : >> > Thanks : > : >> > Matt : > : >> >
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