lucifus

Active Member

• Oct 30, 2018

• #21

G-P said:

Really good to be fair, I am planning on having the full underneath of the 90 done by CSK as I don’t really fancy that job.

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I took my old 110 to csk. They sprayed over my muddy chassis. I had to take it back to get them to address it. Google will help you find other examples of people with the same complaint.

 

Al2O3

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Oct 30, 2018

• #22

lucifus said:

I took my old 110 to csk. They sprayed over my muddy chassis. I had to take it back to get them to address it. Google will help you find other examples of people with the same complaint.

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Good advice

 

Hard-Drive

Active Member

• Oct 31, 2018

• #23

OP, how many cans did you need to do the job? Was one enough?

 

G-P

Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #24

Hard-Drive said:

OP, how many cans did you need to do the job? Was one enough?

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One of each was enough, hopefully I should get the towbar and braces done as well with them.

 

G-P

Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #25

Al2O3 said:

Good advice

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Thanks for the heads up! Any recommendations? Is going to Foley today for a service so I will see if they will do it as well.

 

Scooby22

Well-Known Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #26

lucifus said:

I took my old 110 to csk. They sprayed over my muddy chassis. I had to take it back to get them to address it. Google will help you find other examples of people with the same complaint.

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Take a look at this job by a so called professional.

 

G-P

Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #27

Wow that’s shocking, maybe I will take the time and do it myself, then at least I know it’s done properly.

 

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gymmaniac

Well-Known Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #28

Al2O3 said:

Good advice

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same, did a crap job respraying my rear cross member. Applying the dinitrol they did ok getting it everywhere, they just slapped it on top of the old stuff though. a month later I find an outrigger I can push a finger through - they never mentioned it. I wouldn't go back.

 

flat

Well-Known Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #29

Al2O3 said:

Well, in that first picture that's the best looking rear cross member in need of refurbishment that I've ever seen.

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Exactly what I thought lol - refurbishment to me means rust you can poke holes in with your fingers!!

 

G-P

Member

• Nov 7, 2018

• #30

Been there, done that, bought a newer one!

 

Discodevon

Well-Known Member

• Nov 8, 2018

• #31

G-P said:

Been there, done that, bought a newer one!

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Hi did you have any trouble taking the hex screws out above the rear crossmember? And are they all the same size?

 

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discomania

Well-Known Member

• Nov 9, 2018

• #32

Scooby22 said:

Take a look at this job by a so called professional.

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Yeah, Mike was really annoyed with this. Waste of his time and money. Makes you wonder, all the guy had to do was stand and blast media at a piece of metal and he got it wrong, the biggest insult was coating all the crud in black paint making the strip down even more difficult now.

 

neilly

Well-Known Member

• Nov 9, 2018

• #33

discomania said:

Yeah, Mike was really annoyed with this.

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Do you know this guy in the vid then?

Cheers

 

AdamD1

Well-Known Member

• Nov 9, 2018

• #34

I’ve had both mine done by csk, been happy both times. Really poor to paint over a muddy chassis though!

 

G-P

Member

• Nov 10, 2018

• #35

Discodevon said:

Hi did you have any trouble taking the hex screws out above the rear crossmember? And are they all the same size?

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No came out fairly easily with a little WD-40, then replaced with some stainless ones.