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barann 19th August 2011 19:03

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Originally Posted by uk_dave&gill (Post 786458)
Mine arrived two days ago, looking good!

Fitting this weekend all being well (will follow the instructions to the letter, even though it does seem to say that I need to be T-cutting the panels before I stick the new bits on!)

I used T cut and used the hair dryer on the panels to make sure it had dried then buffed them up to get rid of excess, and found that it worked a treat. Then used furniture polish the next day to clean the panels up :bowdown:

uk_dave&gill 20th August 2011 09:29

T-Cut on the inside of the car seems wrong, but I'll go with it!

Tim_Burgess 20th August 2011 09:34

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Originally Posted by uk_dave&gill (Post 786874)
T-Cut on the inside of the car seems wrong, but I'll go with it!

Have to agree with you there. Wouldn't preparing the surface with an alcohol wipe or IPA to remove any contamination be enough?

Parker 20th August 2011 12:13

Clean the surface with a little white spirit, warm glue with a hair dryer, gently dont melt the trim and job done.

freddie 20th August 2011 16:02

As side seat panels are only seen briefly when you open the door
decided to have a go at making hy own.
First made carboard template out side shape first then gradually cut out switch holes to allow for there movement.
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/...r/SDC10141.jpg
then transfered to oak veneer or any thin plywood etc.
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/...r/SDC10145.jpg
then stained to colour and applied many coats of varnish to get deep effect.
Next because my seats are beige masked a square around switches and hand painted matt black,so when you fit wood you don't a beige circle around them.
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/...r/SDC10190.jpg
Fixed to seat sides with silocon glue.
http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/...r/SDC10193.jpg

trebor 21st August 2011 22:19

just a note to say that Simon is trying a workaround to get the seat sides cheaper, more details when i have them

mh007 21st August 2011 22:33

I'll be watching this space then.

Matt 25th August 2011 14:22

Hi, As a new owner of the 75 i am interested in getting a few extra walnut additions, probably the electric window surrounds first, is the guy mentioned in the first post the best place to get them and can anyone give an idea of price for individual items? Dont really want to buy a whole kit...also how are they secured to the car?

Parker 25th August 2011 14:27

Hi Matt,

Email Simon in Bulgaria as detailed in post 1 and he will give you one off prices for individual parts.

They are self adhesive, very easy and secure fit

uk_dave&gill 28th August 2011 18:27

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Originally Posted by Parker (Post 786928)
Clean the surface with a little white spirit, warm glue with a hair dryer, gently dont melt the trim and job done.

Finally got round to doing this today, and used this method - thanks for the tip!

Excuse me if I indulge in some before and after photos!!

http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/1.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/2.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/3.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/4.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/7.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/8.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...ooligans/9.jpg
http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/t...oligans/10.jpg


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