Mr Noisy
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Some pics of my Disco :D
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Nope just chop and bend and remove and trim until it rubs a little bit not a lot
Much appreciated for info pal cheers
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'Twas inevitable
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Holes be drilled, work continues tomorrow!
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Bonnet locks?
Nice to see the lump muddy
Daz
Nice to see the lump muddy
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This is a bit of a fugly crease though, not sure how I'm gonna sort it out
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Hi daz, yeah aerocatches mate, not locking type just easier than my super stiff super annoying bonnet catch. Gonna fit 4 so I can take the bonnet straight off. Use it as a camping table lol
Yeah might be nice for you but I wanted to keep it clean forever!!
Yeah might be nice for you but I wanted to keep it clean forever!!
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Looking good mate!
How you going to sort out that crease?
Filler and paint?
Daz
How you going to sort out that crease?
Filler and paint?
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naa no filler going near my car, uselless anyway wouldnt last 5 minutes, will just beat it out as best as possible then slap some more paint over it, not going to worry too much about it
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Well don't forget the 'before' and 'after' pics Sam!!!
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use sumthing Solid to bang dent out against, also heat will help tighten it up a bit once done
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hi mark
yeah the only slight option i have is to get some wood behind it and beat it out, but will be tricky cos the fuel pipe is there! unless i can remove it from the panel, have done before i think but cant remember how it came out!!
when you say heat, how hot? heat gun or oxy acetylene torch??
is it possible to heat it to help it work, or will it be too fragile when heated??
cheers!
yeah the only slight option i have is to get some wood behind it and beat it out, but will be tricky cos the fuel pipe is there! unless i can remove it from the panel, have done before i think but cant remember how it came out!!
when you say heat, how hot? heat gun or oxy acetylene torch??
is it possible to heat it to help it work, or will it be too fragile when heated??
cheers!
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Blow torch idealy. Just dont overdo it. Heating it wont rly help with creases, youl have a hard time gettin them out.... why not try lead rather then filler?
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its not having any lead or filler mate, no point, just want to straighten it as best as poss!
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Now that's what I call I proper landrover! Awesome mate !
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can you lead load?
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me? no, only had a lil go at it, need a better heat source, ive only got a small blow torch
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Thanks for the comments lads
