Sticking stainless mesh to plastics

As the title says, what would you use to stick stainless steel mesh to the insides of the plastic lowers?

I have a fair bit of 4 inch stainless insect mesh left over from a job I did a few years back and decided to tidy up the gaping great holes in the sides of my lowers.
I know I will have to remove the lowers to do this but not sure what to use to stick it with though.
I did think about using Araldite or something like plastic padding but wanted some feedback.

Cheers guys.

Glue gun if I remeber correctly.

I've done it before using a glue gun

Very interested in this, must go get some silver or chrome bits my self.

[Stu]

But if he doesn't have a glue gun, why would araldite not work?

That's very fine (restrctive) mesh. Would it make the radiator run hot?

Originally Posted by Stu

That's very fine (restrctive) mesh. Would it make the radiator run hot?

I cant see it affecting the radiator to be honest as its back behind it and theres a massive gaping hole on the front where the rad is. (Thats next to be filled in but with a stiffer and wider mesh.)

The idea of fitting some mesh to the front of the bike might just restrict the removal of the fairings, i know on the curvy you have to remove the bolt at the bottom of the rad to get them on/ off, not sure about a pointy, but i'd like to see the end product.

Good thread i was only just the other day thinking about how i could fill those holes up with mesh and it seems to be a glue gun will be the best idea

Originally Posted by speedplay

I cant see it affecting the radiator to be honest as its back behind it and theres a massive gaping hole on the front where the rad is. (Thats next to be filled in but with a stiffer and wider mesh.)

i think the post was about the air escaping the radiator, these side vents are for the hot to pass out of and not for the cold to run through.