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LukeGSi

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 19:02

quote:
Originally posted by AdiSRI
those fibreglass panels seem a tad dodgy to me


Have to agree. Worth paying for a proper job. Around £200 at most bodyshops :)


AdiSRI

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 19:00

welding plates, is better than a boot panel imo.
those fibreglass panels seem a tad dodgy to me


Gregor

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 18:57

lol i mean expanding foam in the recess under the smooth boot panel (this is what ive seen can be done in previous posts :boggle: ) so that the panel cant bend inwards

[Edited on 30-04-2004 by escortgti.com]


LukeGSi

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 18:56

You might find this handy, lots of good guides in the FAQ's

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=41365

:thumbs:


LukeGSi

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 18:55

Smooth boots are best left to pros IMO and expanding foam is not ideal way to do it :lol: most bodyshops weld a plate over the recess then skim with body filler and paint. As for colour coding handles ect, it can be done really well DIY if you take you time. I wouldnt attempt a bumper or similar with rattle cans tho :thumbs:


AdiSRI

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 18:54

if u have to ask, u shud get a bodyshop to do it IMO, especially the boot, u'l never paint it rite with cans...


Gregor

posted on 30th Apr 04 at 18:53

Hi there,

Would the above in the title be relatively difficult to do ?

I take it that with the smooth boot panel (available on ebay) would fit straight on , with some expanding foam in the recess etc , and then joined with "tigerseal" ? Then all gaps filled up ?

That seems quite straightforward , but colour coding handles , bumpers and smooth boot panel , I am guessing would be quite difficult (with aerosol cans) ?

Have any of you carried out any of this work your self ? If so , how did you do it , what were the reults like and do you have any pics ?

It would obviously be best left to the pros , but with a bit of time and patience it could be done right ?

Cheers
Gregor