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hi
sorry to tease!!!
V1PER's got it !!when i bought the car i noticed a blister and flaking paint on the o/s cill (common problem i'm told)so i took it to my usual body shop yesterday.he said he will do it in the new year for a hundred pounds.i will be replacing the stripes as soon as my signwriter comes off holiday!!
cheers
steve
sorry to tease!!!
V1PER's got it !!when i bought the car i noticed a blister and flaking paint on the o/s cill (common problem i'm told)so i took it to my usual body shop yesterday.he said he will do it in the new year for a hundred pounds.i will be replacing the stripes as soon as my signwriter comes off holiday!!
cheers
steve
blisters on the sills are a problem upto 1997 cars then Dodge change the bonding insulation process, think I said before once the corrosion starts its difficult to stop
the stripes are a good days work to apply, I only use a specific material (cast 3M) which applies correctly in warm temperatures, dont try to do this job outside in Jan/feb. The previous attempt which failed the guys tried to stick on the wrong vinyl and it wouldnt bend around the compound curves
the stripes are a good days work to apply, I only use a specific material (cast 3M) which applies correctly in warm temperatures, dont try to do this job outside in Jan/feb. The previous attempt which failed the guys tried to stick on the wrong vinyl and it wouldnt bend around the compound curves
[tquote=Viper]blisters on the sills are a problem upto 1997 cars then Dodge change the bonding insulation process, think I said before once the corrosion starts its difficult to stop
the stripes are a good days work to apply, I only use a specific material (cast 3M) which applies correctly in warm temperatures, dont try to do this job outside in Jan/feb. The previous attempt which failed the guys tried to stick on the wrong vinyl and it wouldnt bend around the compound curves[/quote]
thanks for the advice.i have a heated joinery workshop with loads of room so i should be ok
steve
the stripes are a good days work to apply, I only use a specific material (cast 3M) which applies correctly in warm temperatures, dont try to do this job outside in Jan/feb. The previous attempt which failed the guys tried to stick on the wrong vinyl and it wouldnt bend around the compound curves[/quote]
thanks for the advice.i have a heated joinery workshop with loads of room so i should be ok
steve
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