Removing melted plastic?
23 January 2005, 06:49 PM
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Removing melted plastic?
Got a 94 WRX in Novemeber which has a Scorpion centre and back box on it. The tailpipe is quite big and sits about 1cm under the bumper, maybe less in fact and has melted it, looks to have been that way for quite a while.
Question is how do I get that melted plastic of the tailpipe cos it looks a bit pants
Also how do I stop it happening again?
Question is how do I get that melted plastic of the tailpipe cos it looks a bit pants
Also how do I stop it happening again?
23 January 2005, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Brun
Remove the big gay exhaust......... 
Brun - owner of big gay exhaust
Brun - owner of big gay exhaust
23 January 2005, 07:12 PM
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Without fitting a smaller pipe, there's not much to do apart from cutting a section out of the bumper and surrounding the cut-out with some heatproof material.
Personally I think the big gay exhaust pipe looks more pants than the bumper melting but each to their own eh!
Personally I think the big gay exhaust pipe looks more pants than the bumper melting but each to their own eh!
23 January 2005, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Daz34
If it's thermo plastic it *should* soften & come off when the exhaust is hot
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