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AMG Merc said:
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Interesting as I was thinking of doing some similar stencilling on the engine cover grills.
Interesting as I was thinking of doing some similar stencilling on the engine cover grills.
Cool, i made up a template out of card etc. What was you going to put on the engine covers?
I think i prefer it without too, but it was worth a try!
Edited by twerlie on Tuesday 20th February 11:20
I wanted to get some unpainted silver mesh for the front so it wouldn't stone chip and constantly need touchingup, but when I thought about it harder I realised jusat what a big job it is to bend all the bits to fit and also, if you change one bit you'd have to change them all and a Noble has a LOT of mesh!!
Looked good though you big fat chav!!
Looked good though you big fat chav!!
mr noble said:
I wanted to get some unpainted silver mesh for the front so it wouldn't stone chip and constantly need touchingup, but when I thought about it harder I realised jusat what a big job it is to bend all the bits to fit and also, if you change one bit you'd have to change them all and a Noble has a LOT of mesh!!
Looked good though you big fat chav!!
Looked good though you big fat chav!!
...right, that's it! - IT's GONE!

twerlie said:
paulcundy said:
cj.ok said:
IMHO - Without - nice idea though!
better still get rid of the grill
I'm currently trying to find some bigger mesh to let the air escape easier! - Then someone to bend it into the correct shape/size etc!
Ross, this is where to get the mesh www.wovenwire.co.uk then you've got to find someone to form it. They do a 1.2mm stainles steel wire mesh 10mm square hole (dont think it's listed on the website. thats the one i'm going to use)
Rather than a Mesh would a sheet of metal with lots of small round holes cut out look better, like a grate pattern i suppose is what you would call it. I don't know if it would be good for airflow but it would look more substantial and better and less Max power than mesh. It should also ideally stretch from the edges of the ligh cluster and appear flush with the surface of the light cluster. It would look the back end look much less fussy.
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