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ManGo-SaXo 15th December 2009 15:20

Does anyone think its possible to get the slats out with a chisel?

Boxshape_Pearl 16th December 2009 16:32

Wow this is ace! It looks MUCH better :)

pouch 28th December 2009 11:37

very nice mate good job :D

ManGo-SaXo 28th December 2009 13:04

What other tools can be used to remove the slats? Would a hack-saw blade work?

mishy 7th January 2010 20:49

did this today, not got a dremmel so i used a junior hack saw (the small ones not for kiddies lol)and some precision clippers the kind used for models and stuff. very possible takes about an hour and a half and needs to be done fairly carefully but is entirely possible. finish is not very neat so will need to sand down sharp edges. looks the real nice when done :)

Beastwell 18th January 2010 22:20

Just done this myself, looking really neat, but after having it on the car for a while its not flush to the bonnet, seems the glue isn't holding very well. I used araldite, but found it hard to get a solid position to glue and have it still flush, right pain in the arse.. why I would also recommend using a dremmel bit to be more accurate. Don't know if anyone has had the same problem and overcome it?

Ta

mishy 19th January 2010 01:00

i just done mine too doesnt sit perfect because i didnt seperate front and back just glued it to back and all the araldite.. well most of it got crushed off when fitting. will redo it with the mesh i have left in the spring by seperating the two parts and using epoxy or fibre glass

ManGo-SaXo 23rd February 2010 22:25

I'm still unsure were the mesh is glued? Is it in between the front and backing? or on the back of the backing?

I need to get this right as i've spent alot of time on it, helpful advice would be appreciated greatly!

Toz 17th March 2010 22:58

Thanks for this :y:

sufc_paul 18th March 2010 10:08

thanks that will help loads!

Anthony_Wright 19th March 2010 22:58

Where did you get your black mesh from mate? thanks alot!

Thesonicrecreation 20th March 2010 20:01

wicked mate. iv noticed that most grills are really faded. this should help

jamz 31st March 2010 16:01

brilliant mate been wanting to do mine great guide wanna give it ago but sure i will fcuk it up .... yours looks proper mate good job

Banks_VTR 31st March 2010 16:07

very handy guide mate

shaunsvtr 3rd May 2010 17:28

this has to be one of the best guides on here work done mate

shaney_b 15th May 2010 23:26

great guide mate!!! been doing mine today, its all primered ready for the mornin lol!
not got any mesh yet though? does anybody know if b and q sell it?

cheers!! :y:

saxo_owner_11 5th June 2010 19:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by ManGo-SaXo (Post 4147830)
I'm still unsure were the mesh is glued? Is it in between the front and backing? or on the back of the backing?

I need to get this right as i've spent alot of time on it, helpful advice would be appreciated greatly!

i have not got round to doing my front grill yet but looking carefully at the last few pictures it looks like the mesh has been glued inbetween the two parts. hope this helps :y:

Beauu 8th June 2010 18:27

very good guide mate

easty27 9th June 2010 18:26

Nice guide the car looks miles better with the mesh grille, might have to do mine on a nice day

mccavish-saxo 9th June 2010 19:46

brill guide ;)


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