TD5 90 Project

KISSMYAURA · Jan 13, 2018

Tried the Buzzweld Plastic Paint today for door panels, thanks for the recommendation @bankz5152
V happy with the results, mist coat, then two top coats. My cards are battered to hell and scratched by the dogs but seem to have come up well.
Glad to see the back of the horrible grey/blue plastic!
Door cards are still drying but rear door was done and refitted yesterday, its got a bit of a dent in it, it pops out but then pos back in again.
Tried the boiling water / heat gun trick to no avail not that fussed about it.

KISSMYAURA · Jan 13, 2018

Shame my doors are pickled though, Nice bit of weld from previous owner it appears on drivers door too, nice summer project for me I suppose.

KISSMYAURA · Jan 15, 2018

Now fitted makes quite a difference.

Before

blueovalcraig · Jan 15, 2018

Looks a lot better

KISSMYAURA · Jan 15, 2018

blueovalcraig said:
Looks a lot better

Cheers mate, the Buzzweld plastic paint is great.
I got two rattle cans for the three door cards, I could have got away with one if I was careful have loads left over and thats with two coats and a mist!

Mulcaster1 · Jan 15, 2018

KISSMYAURA said:
Now fitted makes quite a difference.

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Before

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Looks tidy, I bonded some faux Bentley leather to mine - looked **** so bought new - never herd of this coating. Well done mate

KISSMYAURA · Jan 15, 2018

Anyone suggest a cheap and easy lining for my station wagon to protect my other pride and joy, I have carry cases etc, but I am lazy and if its just to and from the studio cant be arsed to fully break it down. Was thinking of the foam interlocking mats, i have a few and already lined the floor with them, any suggestions?

KISSMYAURA · Jan 15, 2018

Mulcaster1 said:
Looks tidy, I bonded some faux Bentley leather to mine - looked **** so bought new - never herd of this coating. Well done mate

yea its really good, I have used plastic paints before either they wear off quick and just look pants.
Impressed with the Buzzweld stuff called PIO (plastic in one).
used to restore triumphs and had my fair share of ****e vinyl coverings and tubs of smelly glue......

bankz5152 · Jan 16, 2018

Looks brilliant! Very smooth, paints very hard wearing so ya dogs shouldnt be an issue!

My 90 rear door did that too, how odd!!

dieseldog69 · Jan 16, 2018

+1 on the interlocking foam mats, they're great & very light weight, I use them for sitting/kneeling on when I'm working on my Discovery, I did have them in the back on the floor but didn't get round to refitting after the 25ltr can of gear oil developed a leak and went right through them, they absorbed quite a bit of oil too!

Really coming together now, shame about the rusty door frames

KISSMYAURA · Jan 16, 2018

bankz5152 said:
Looks brilliant! Very smooth, paints very hard wearing so ya dogs shouldnt be an issue!

My 90 rear door did that too, how odd!!

did iyou ever fix it?

tried boiling water / cold water and heat gun no use.
it will pop in nicely, but will pop out again if the wind blows normally plastic memory can be sorted with some heat....

KISSMYAURA · Jan 16, 2018

dieseldog69 said:
+1 on the interlocking foam mats, they're great & very light weight, I use them for sitting/kneeling on when I'm working on my Discovery, I did have them in the back on the floor but didn't get round to refitting after the 25ltr can of gear oil developed a leak and went right through them, they absorbed quite a bit of oil too!

Really coming together now, shame about the rusty door frames

Agree, I have them as load area matting in Def and my other van, I did try to stick them to the station wagon panels but they fell off as soon as it got cold. Any suggestions on a good adhesive?
I think I used high tack vehicle upholstery stuff candy floss spray stuff that you have to wait 10 mins to get max tack etc.

dieseldog69 · Jan 16, 2018

3M double sided tape at the joints & a cross through the middle was good enough for me, also meant any change of plans in the future saw 15 mins with a bottle of Meths and a cloth to clean residues sway

bankz5152 · Jan 16, 2018

KISSMYAURA said:
did iyou ever fix it?

tried boiling water / cold water and heat gun no use.
it will pop in nicely, but will pop out again if the wind blows normally plastic memory can be sorted with some heat....

Never, just left it in the end. Tried everything

Kev12 · Jan 16, 2018

KISSMYAURA said:
Door cards are still drying but rear door was done and refitted yesterday, its got a bit of a dent in it, it pops out but then pos back in again.

How about fibreglassing / epoxy a strip of steel or similar across it?

Edit: On the back of it

Stone56 · Jan 16, 2018

Keep the spots thay finish the front off nicely making a good job of it

KISSMYAURA · Jan 16, 2018

Stone56 said:
Keep the spots thay finish the front off nicely making a good job of it

Cheers,

think I might lose top light bar and place in front bumper, no if only i could find a plasma cutter......

KISSMYAURA · Jan 17, 2018

MOT Emissions results
Av reading 0.10 1/m PASS
Drift 0.00 1/m
Smoke temp min 20 max 24
Fast Pass Limit 1:50 1/m
3rd consecutive year my 90's emissions are lower than all our other 2.0 lt diesel vehicles.
Caddy
Galaxy
Passatt CC

And my KCC PROW permit finally arrived, good day.

blueovalcraig · Jan 17, 2018

KISSMYAURA said:
MOT Emissions results
Av reading 0.10 1/m PASS
Drift 0.00 1/m
Smoke temp min 20 max 24
Fast Pass Limit 1:50 1/m
3rd consecutive year my 90's emissions are lower than all our other 2.0 lt diesel vehicles.
Caddy
Galaxy
Passatt CC

And my KCC PROW permit finally arrived, good day.

Result mate! Well done

KISSMYAURA · Jan 17, 2018

blueovalcraig said:
Result mate! Well done

cheers mate, looks like the Millers diesel max / injector cleaner has paid off!

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