ORCIARI Fog covers fitting advice
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ORCIARI Fog covers fitting advice
Has anyone got the Orciari fog light covers fitted ??
Check this out
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=325986
I'm looking for some advice on the fitting and it's very very quite in the styling section these days
Thanks
Simon
Check this out
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=325986
I'm looking for some advice on the fitting and it's very very quite in the styling section these days
Thanks
Simon
#4
Micky.. yes I know mate but it says to drill the bumper for the metal clips to fit in.... I would prefer not to drill as if I decide to remove them at any stage you would see these slots drilled in... and it does not matter how carefull you are you can never make a factory finished job of the drilling because of the angle and location of the holes.
I was thinking that a couple of blobs of silicon sealer where the clips are would be enough to secure them in that area ? and was wondering if anyone else has actually drilled or not.
I guess it's like MFI you buy the cuboards and throw the instructions in the bin before you start to assemble
But I take you point mate, just looking for maybe a better option here than the drill... and with a silver car any holes will show up more than if it was darl in colour.
Thanks
Simon
I was thinking that a couple of blobs of silicon sealer where the clips are would be enough to secure them in that area ? and was wondering if anyone else has actually drilled or not.
I guess it's like MFI you buy the cuboards and throw the instructions in the bin before you start to assemble
But I take you point mate, just looking for maybe a better option here than the drill... and with a silver car any holes will show up more than if it was darl in colour.
Thanks
Simon
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if you glued them and then they fell out you would be more then gutted
drill them and use a file to make sure the holes are nice and "slot-ish"
if you wanted to remove them it would be nothing to fill the slots back in and do a smart repair
due to there location it would be barely noticeble, if it all
drill them and use a file to make sure the holes are nice and "slot-ish"
if you wanted to remove them it would be nothing to fill the slots back in and do a smart repair
due to there location it would be barely noticeble, if it all
Last edited by StickyMicky; 09 May 2004 at 11:46 AM.
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