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Was it much trouble to cut this bit away? also did you have to remove the bumper to do so?
Love the car btw
Took bloody forever! i took the bumper to work where i have air tools to cut the bumper so it fitted perfect at the top and bottom only problem was every night took the bumper home a relised more had to come off
Took bloody forever! i took the bumper to work where i have air tools to cut the bumper so it fitted perfect at the top and bottom only problem was every night took the bumper home a relised more had to come off
Either a dremel or a stanley knife and a hiardryer to soften the plastic (with some heat) and then a rasp to fettle it is how I did mine
Took bloody forever! i took the bumper to work where i have air tools to cut the bumper so it fitted perfect at the top and bottom only problem was every night took the bumper home a relised more had to come off
I ment the top black strip that goes behind the number plate, is it easy to remove that (i know i should have got it done it at the same time), any tips, dremil sounds like a good idea...
The black bit is a part of the bumper - it's all one piece. Sharp knife works (it does finger tips too) but the dremel is easier and safer Just follow the shape of the black plastic piece to cut it out
The black bit is a part of the bumper - it's all one piece. Sharp knife works (it does finger tips too) but the dremel is easier and safer Just follow the shape of the black plastic piece to cut it out
Lovely jubly thats monday morning sorted
would love a small no. plate like Jamie's but dont think plod would stand for it round here...
The carbon was just cheap stuff off of ebay, i went cheap because i wasnt sure if it would look any good but when on i thought it looked ok/different so i left it on!