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philpridd

New Member

• Nov 5, 2013

• #1

Hello all,anyone got any tips on panelling in the rear side and passenger windows on a disco 1. was thinking of using checkerplate, the rear seats will be taken out permanently. thanks, Phil.

 

auf_wiedersehen_pet

Well-Known Member

• Nov 5, 2013

• #2

I've got a tip - don't !!

If you have to, use plain sheet as chequer plate for windows looks crap, just my opinion

 

landowner

Pensioner Pete

Full Member

• Nov 5, 2013

• #3

philpridd said:

Hello all,anyone got any tips on panelling in the rear side and passenger windows on a disco 1. was thinking of using checkerplate, the rear seats will be taken out permanently. thanks, Phil.

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Hows about some very dark window tint, cheap and effective

 

Giantswood

Active Member

• Nov 5, 2013

• #4

Thinking of using matt black spray vinyl wrap on mine.

 

DiscoNickY

New Member

• Nov 6, 2013

• #5

I did my alpine windows. Because they constantly leaked an smashed when off roading through heavy trees, bushes, etc. used 1mm mild sheet, rivets and tiger seal. They don't leak anymore and are super tough.

 

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chrisyleigh

Active Member

• Nov 6, 2013

• #6

^ thats quite a good idea tbh

 

thebiglad

Well-Known Member

• Nov 6, 2013

• #7

DiscoNickY said:

I did my alpine windows. Because they constantly leaked an smashed when off roading through heavy trees, bushes, etc. used 1mm mild sheet, rivets and tiger seal. They don't leak anymore and are super tough.

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+1 I reckon that's an excellent idea and simple to do I imagine?

Does it make the inside of the vehicle much darker?


Dave

 

DiscoNickY

New Member

• Nov 6, 2013

• #8

No. Hardly notice it. If u didnt know they wer done and u got in u wudnt know any difference. First time they havnt leaked since I've owned her aswel.

 

stu2985

New Member

• Dec 5, 2013

• #9

thinking of doing that to mine already got rear windows plated. Did you bend it to shape first or just rely on rivets and tiger seal to keep its shape? that looks like a whole lot of rivets for each side as well

 

DiscoNickY

New Member

• Dec 5, 2013

• #10

About every 2". Wanted to make sure got a good seal. Sick of the bloody things leaking. I rolled that as it was a bit heavy that steel but it was lying round and I was bored so saved spending anything. But it stops any flexing and when rain,bushes,trees hit it doesn't make a big echoey bang noise if u get wat I mean. Haha.