advice on having rear bumper corner splitters sprayed on classic
15 December 2008, 06:09 PM
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advice on having rear bumper corner splitters sprayed on classic
would a good sprayer be able to respray the rear bumper corners splitters on my classic still fitted? i have some replacement ones off a bumper that was given me which i was going to swap the splitters over but after trying to remove them it was virtually impossible so im now thinking would it be easier to get them sprayed on the car?
15 December 2008, 08:58 PM
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Yes, they can be sprayed in place, but get a GOOD bodyshop on it or it'll end in tears.
Removal of the old ones is by undoing a clip below the rear of the spat, a bolt near the front, then grasp the spat and pull it HARD towards the rear of the car. It slides off, believe it or not.
Removal of the old ones is by undoing a clip below the rear of the spat, a bolt near the front, then grasp the spat and pull it HARD towards the rear of the car. It slides off, believe it or not.
15 December 2008, 09:05 PM
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the bumper i was given has good condition rear corner splitters on it so my intentions was to swap these with the worn ones already on my car, i removed them but there so hard to get off as the brackets are all rusted & dont slide at all & this was with the doner bumper so would be alot harder i imagine to get the ones off the car
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