aaronmorris
Head's a shed
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top work, Looking good mate.
Goodbye 90, hello 110 project
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mick the builder
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Cheers L.MOT passed today
I fitted the rear door with new stainless nuts and bolts. Measured and drilled the holes for the hinges. The door is now removed and painted in my garage. I'll fit it tomorrow then fit the rubber seal. Hopefully it will be dry. Heres a link to the door I purcahsed if anyone is interested eBay Door
Piccies tomorrow i hope
Inside of the hardtop now painted. Also insulated the inside of the roof ready to apply carpet -
Insulated the rear door -
Then added the cover -
I then attempted to add a slight tint to the rear glass for a bit more security. It all went wrong! The tint stripped the paint from around the inside of the rear door. I'm pretty ****ed off about it. Looks like im going to have to take the cover off and touch up the paint around the window tomorrow. Needless to say the tint spray is now in the bin. Ive learned one lesson at least.
Insulated the rear door -
Then added the cover -
I then attempted to add a slight tint to the rear glass for a bit more security. It all went wrong! The tint stripped the paint from around the inside of the rear door. I'm pretty ****ed off about it. Looks like im going to have to take the cover off and touch up the paint around the window tomorrow. Needless to say the tint spray is now in the bin. Ive learned one lesson at least.
Cheers
I would
Sean1988
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Afternoon lucifus, what have you used for the insulation there? is it good stuff? Was wanting to fully do my TD5 110 to quieten it down a little
Paul Webster
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Looks good, I'd also like to know where you got the insulation as I think I've gotta redo the roof on my 90 sometime. Just use contact adhesive with it?
insulating stuff link
This is the stuff I used for those interested. This big one did the roof and rear door with some left. I'll probably buy a smaller pack to finish the sides. Carpet was from ebay. The insulation is basically foil covered bubble wrap. All materials are non absorbent and rot free.
This is the stuff I used for those interested. This big one did the roof and rear door with some left. I'll probably buy a smaller pack to finish the sides. Carpet was from ebay. The insulation is basically foil covered bubble wrap. All materials are non absorbent and rot free.
Sean1988
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Cheers!
Some more artistic photos taken in the mist 
I'm not going to do any more painting this year. The plan is to see how the roof holds up over the winter. I hope ive painted it to a standard where it will last (unlike the rest of the paint lol). A proper rub down followed by the whole roof being primered then top coated should hopefully pay off. If it still looks this good next summer then I'll prep and paint the rest of the vehicle.
I'm not going to do any more painting this year. The plan is to see how the roof holds up over the winter. I hope ive painted it to a standard where it will last (unlike the rest of the paint lol). A proper rub down followed by the whole roof being primered then top coated should hopefully pay off. If it still looks this good next summer then I'll prep and paint the rest of the vehicle.
aaronmorris
Head's a shed
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Looking good, I do like that
Top work as usual dude.
Top work as usual dude.
Amazing truck!! Love the work
I think I ordered it via cradocks. It's good but considering the money I'm not sure if I would order again. I think there may be cheaper options.
Scrivv
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Thanks Luc I've just looked! Didn't realise how much it was!!
Why am I now thinking NATO green after your thread for mine lol. Been trying to stay OEM colour
sharpe
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Great thread, just read from start to finish - top job!
