Repairing corroded door bottoms

wiltshire landyman said:

you would have thought the company ya bought it off might have done it for ya at a good price

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[JP];996345 said:

looked on ebay..fokin expensive.

cheaper to get mine repaired.
its not bothering me though, i'll just leave it like it is, but maybe in the future will get them fixed or fix it myself.

was wondering if anyone had done this repair and if there was any repair kits available (metal already folded and ready to weld on)

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[JP];995640 said:

The door bottoms on my 90 are corroded, knew about this when I bought it, but didn’t bother me, as I see it as a way of mud not getting trapped there..

anyway, was looking around for repair sections as I could weld them in place… could even (with a bit more work) do my own repair sections, but thought about going on the website of the place where I bought the 90 from and they repair the doors for 100 quid each…

that's not too bad is it?
of course I can do it cheaper, but to save the hassle…not too bad? or is it expensive?

I could probably get it a bit cheaper seeing as I bought the 90 from them and the guy was really helpful and a nice chap.
by the look of the pics, they do a nice job too…

Land Rovers UK | Door Refurbishment | Frome, Somerset, Bath, Bristol

of course the paint on the outside would probably get burned in the process, but could always respray or put some black chequer plate..



as anyone done this kind of repairs?

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[JP];996579 said:

Medusa, tell them the Portuguese chap that bought their Orange 90, told you about their work...

i dont know, they might take some money off... worth a try I suppose!

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