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Francophile 3rd May 2021 12:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey (Post 2879469)
You don’t worry about the price when the work is of that standard.


Amen to that. Keeping a nice car nice is fully justifiable IMHO.



Derek.

macafee2 3rd May 2021 12:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey (Post 2879469)
You don’t worry about the price when the work is of that standard.

At £22.50 an hour I agree

macafee2

GaryGee 3rd May 2021 12:34

Looks to be outstanding work 👍👍

maxi_crawf 3rd May 2021 12:43

I had mine done a few years ago, I don't think you will find better!

myfirstrover 3rd May 2021 12:52

£22.50 an hour for that quality of work is an absolute bargain :}

ZedTeeT 3rd May 2021 19:52

That looks like quality workmanship. Fortunately mine doesn't need any bodywork................ Yet.

Sonic ZS 4th May 2021 08:35

The standard of work certainly does look excellent, BUT....as I've said before, where are the drain holes ???

The original section had one (which wasn't enough) and is any rust prevention fluid, such as Dinatrol sprayed inside ? If so, there are normally some signs somewhere of it seeping through the panel joints, but I can't see any ? Yet it's in the spotwelded seams where the worst corrosion occurs.

It'd be a great shame if all these excellent repair jobs start to rust through again in just a few years for the sake of some carefully placed holes and a decent blast of waxoyl.....:duh: :duh: :duh:

Ajd1 4th May 2021 10:59

I don't know about the drain holes but he did tell me he treated it with some rust prevention after the paint had dried.

trikey 4th May 2021 11:48

Mr Tom Hobbs works his magic again
 
I still have the holes in my repaired sills??

(That’s the drain holes, not the rusty type 🤣)

squire 4th May 2021 15:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey (Post 2879647)
I still have the holes in my repaired sills??

(That’s the drain holes, not the rusty type 🤣)

Andy,
Are you saying Tom put drain holes in sills he repaired for you. I've just checked mine and there's no drain hole in the repaired nearside on mine but the offside is still original and has a drain hole. Maybe Tom's early repairs did not have drain holes and perhaps I should drill a hole although I did put a load of Dinitrol in through the press in cap in the wheel arch.

Martyn


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