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Simon 7th March 2007 14:36

Great guide. Might have a go.

B+B 13th March 2007 15:01

Followed your instructions, needed extra elastoplast for fingers! I think it turned out well. sorry for poor pic.
great guide, if I can do it anyone can.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...d/DSCF0006.jpg

B+B 13th March 2007 15:31

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Originally Posted by beltandbraces (Post 998838)
Followed your instructions, needed extra elastoplast for fingers! I think it turned out well. sorry for poor pic.
great guide, if I can do it anyone can.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...d/DSCF0006.jpg

better photo.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...DSCF0002-4.jpg

Graham 13th March 2007 17:45

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Originally Posted by beltandbraces (Post 998913)

thats looking good mate. how did u cut the little slats off because i dont have a dremel tool. and where did u buy ur mesh from n how much was it?

furioAL 13th March 2007 17:49

I used the dremel to cut the majority of the slats... but i also used a tool that is like a mini hacksaw, but it is just a single blade that sticks out of a handle... available from most hardware stores... then filled down any sticky out bits...

I bought my mesh from halfords at the extortionate price of £20-25... but i have enough mesh to do 2-3 grills... so i think i will mesh my standard grill and sell it on...

Glad you found my guide useful :y:

Alex
:geek:

Graham 13th March 2007 17:53

if u mesh your grill and wanna sell it on PM me and i will probs buy it off ya

B+B 13th March 2007 18:54

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Originally Posted by graham_ha (Post 999231)
thats looking good mate. how did u cut the little slats off because i dont have a dremel tool. and where did u buy ur mesh from n how much was it?

I used a dremel, and a bit of old hacksaw blade, the mesh was in a box of bits when I bought car.
FurioAL's guide was spot on,
thanks
will rep you when allowed!

Global_discovery 10th April 2007 21:05

Sorry to bring this thread up, but brill, ill give it a go tomorow now I have eveything. Ill post some pics up then too.

barney_2k 10th April 2007 21:50

awesome guide mate

good work

anyone going to try it with a mesh grill?

Barney

Global_discovery 10th April 2007 22:29

Ok, i just remembered that I dont have a glue gun... any other way of fixing the mesh to the grill, or should I just chop it all out and leave it open for a while?

chrismurra 10th April 2007 22:45

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Originally Posted by Global_discovery (Post 1070519)
Ok, i just remembered that I dont have a glue gun... any other way of fixing the mesh to the grill, or should I just chop it all out and leave it open for a while?

brilliant guide i started doing this a few days ago hears the result i have not got it put on the car yet as im waiting for the glue to dry fully. to glue the mesh i tried no nails but i found that the glue gun was better as it sets much more quickley any way hers the pic
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Global_discovery 10th April 2007 23:00

ok well I have some stuff like no more nails but ive found it before to be better when i stuck my rear spolier onto the glass, so I think ill give it a go and if it does not stick very well, ill just leave it for now and cut the slots out and leave it with a gap for now, will be ok, would it not?

chrismurra 10th April 2007 23:04

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Originally Posted by Global_discovery (Post 1070666)
ok well I have some stuff like no more nails but ive found it before to be better when i stuck my rear spolier onto the glass, so I think ill give it a go and if it does not stick very well, ill just leave it for now and cut the slots out and leave it with a gap for now, will be ok, would it not?

the grill will have to be off the car for 3 days mate if you spraying it too coz you have to leve 24 houres between stages primer/paint/lacker ETC i have a spare grill i used while i was doing the standard 1. as for the glue i would advise you to go buy a glue gun as no nails is crap i tried it first but ended up borrowing a glue gun of a mate. hope this helps ps you could try super glue :y: :y:

Global_discovery 10th April 2007 23:08

Im not going to spary it, im leaving it black as its very dark black now anyways and im happy with it :grin

The stuff i used for the spolier is like super glue, its this spray stuff you spary on to what you want to stick, then apply the glue to it and it sticks so well!

chrismurra 10th April 2007 23:11

yer it should work then mate its a pritty easy mod to do and looks much better good look to ya

Global_discovery 10th April 2007 23:19

Cheers, ill start it early tomorrow morning anyways and let you all know with pics what it goes like.

Wayne 12th April 2007 21:39

great guide:y:

Richardson_VTS 12th April 2007 22:03

Awesome thread mate, i actually bought a new grille from work the other day to do this, and was wondering how to do it, so i can do it now. Plus mines allready primered lol

chrismurra 12th April 2007 22:10

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Originally Posted by Richardson_VTS (Post 1075807)
Awesome thread mate, i actually bought a new grille from work the other day to do this, and was wondering how to do it, so i can do it now. Plus mines allready primered lol

if your selling grill pm me as i cocked mine up :( :( and would like to try it again :y:

Davey7 17th April 2007 22:39

i tried to do that myself....was a challenge but came up ok i suppose. then asfter about 6 weeks it was on my car for the glue started cracking and it came apart. think im going to buy the debadged grill. its on www.espdesigns.co.uk for around £50. what do you think of it?


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