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Gary

 posted on 24th Aug 12 at 08:04

You'd be wrong. Dremel would only be good to de-burr


Jed D

 posted on 24th Aug 12 at 06:58

dremal (spelling) is the best to use i would of thought.

mine arent aero catches, i just needed a drill as their round


Gary

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 15:19

Fair enough, just give me a shout next time. Happy to help.


Steve

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 15:17

im not intelligent enough for that


Gary

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 15:15

Masking tape on the bonnet ftw


Steve

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 15:06

i was going to use a jig, but would have ended up scratching the paint on the bonnet where the guide of the jigsaw rubs

cutting disk on grinder followed up with neatening with a file worked ok


Gary

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 15:02

Use a jigsaw not an angle grinder. Cleaner, more accurate cut


Steve

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 14:13

two holes using a hole saw then cut the rest out with an angle grinder

you get templates with them


Aidan-Fleming

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 10:43

I have a pair in my garage but havent fitted them yet lol


Vauxdan88

 posted on 23rd Aug 12 at 10:03

Easy or hard job? Thinking of buying a pair but not if there just going to be a pain to fit!