New sill's needed
22 January 2014, 03:55 PM
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Hi Daz,
I'm guessing this is due to rust? I'm not sure on the availability of new sills, usually this is more a case of cutting of the bad metal and welding a plate/s in, which is the simplest way given that your car has sill covers so the repair is not on show anyway. Have your sills completely had it?
I'm guessing this is due to rust? I'm not sure on the availability of new sills, usually this is more a case of cutting of the bad metal and welding a plate/s in, which is the simplest way given that your car has sill covers so the repair is not on show anyway. Have your sills completely had it?
22 January 2014, 09:47 PM
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Yes rusty..
I intend on keeping the car for as long as I can I've had it 6 years now and it's time to start body work repairs..
I know I could just patch it up and been a welder by trade it would be an easy job for me but I don't want to be doing another hole down the line hence I would like to change the full sill if poss..
Cheers
I intend on keeping the car for as long as I can I've had it 6 years now and it's time to start body work repairs..
I know I could just patch it up and been a welder by trade it would be an easy job for me but I don't want to be doing another hole down the line hence I would like to change the full sill if poss..
Cheers
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