chrisdodsworth

Just got some ss sills to tart up the interior.The package says they can go over the plastic sills already there, but they sit proud (yeah they look smug as well), so do they fit ok over or should i try and remove the plastic ones first which means a bit of tricky cutting first.
Any bright ideas?

P1_scooby

the ones i had on my p1, fitted straight over the std plastic ones, took out three of the plastic plugs (ones either end, one in the middle), placed sill over the top, and put the plastic plugs back in, jobs a winner. less than 5 mins and quicker than reading this!

chrisdodsworth

Knew that might be the answer.Only problem is the sills are flat (or controured to be exact) so if i take out the plastic plugs what help will that be when they will have nowhere to go when the metal sill is down?
4 sills in total on MY00
Confused I am...

Fatman

Then call ss and ask 'em

chrisdodsworth

this is getting very silly now
ss stands for stainless steel

akshay67

I got some lockwood ones and cleaned the plastic thoroughly and just stick them on - no probs whatsoever. Only thing is you gotta clean em every week as they pick up dirt quite quicky...Do look good though!

Ratman

Mine went over the plastic sills, but did vibrate against the bottom of the doors at first, until I atached thin foam padding onto these.

I like the look, it's what good ol traditional Rovers and Jags have, just the little extra touches to

chrisdodsworth

thx for the replies guys.Spoken to Lockwood and they put us in the right direction.

Spoon

Does Stainless Steel work for Lockwoods then?

chrisdodsworth

you spoon !!!