Slam Panel DIY Style
29 April 2006, 08:18 PM
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Slam Panel DIY Style
First grab a template from a friendly owner 
Thanks Mark
Secondly get an old shelf out of a steel cuboard
Mark it out then cut carefully
A splash of silver paint next
Then fit to the car
Don't forget to bend it in the right places
How's that
That's another £40 saved
Simon
Thanks Mark
Secondly get an old shelf out of a steel cuboard
Mark it out then cut carefully
A splash of silver paint next
Then fit to the car
Don't forget to bend it in the right places
How's that
That's another £40 saved
Simon
does that count 
29 April 2006, 08:23 PM
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looks the biz
29 April 2006, 08:35 PM
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Ideally Jon you need a fresh template, mine was damaged while making this up and I had to cut some more out to get mine to fit in certain places.
I can give you some measurement's but a template is the only way to give you the accurate cut's required.
I can give you some measurement's but a template is the only way to give you the accurate cut's required.
29 April 2006, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Silver Scooby Sport
Ideally Jon you need a fresh template, mine was damaged while making this up and I had to cut some more out to get mine to fit in certain places.
I can give you some measurement's but a template is the only way to give you the accurate cut's required.
I can give you some measurement's but a template is the only way to give you the accurate cut's required.
I might ask around if I get to Elvington in 2 weeks time, but the missus is out on the Saturday night so I might end up jiffed for baby-sitting.
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30 April 2006, 08:50 AM
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Great DIY job Simon!
But you lie - it was not made from a carbon template but 3 sheets of A4 paper sellotaped up.
Looking forward to seeing your car on wednesday
But you lie - it was not made from a carbon template but 3 sheets of A4 paper sellotaped up.
Looking forward to seeing your car on wednesday
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nice job si i think i'll have to do abit more fabrication to mine , it's a good idea and will save lots of money more time in the garage 
the misses won't be happy tho 
more time in the garage the misses won't be happy tho
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