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Nico
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Ok. for those of you that have managed this yoursleves (there must be others who wern't daunted by the task) I've done the fronts and managed the rears too. But I've been looking long and hard at that rear door.
I appreciate now more than ever, the beautiful curved lines of our beloved bravo, but God almighty that rear screen's guna take some doing. I'd hoped to do it in two halves, but now I figure it's prob guna need at least three seperate strips to accomodate that amount of curvature.
My plan is to use the heating elements to cover the seams, but these are only half a mil wide so to get the templates spot on, might even have to take the door off the get them that precise!
After having done the sides and re-sprayed the parcel shelf and door surround from awful light grey to black, I'm loosing the will to attempt the boot tint cos the interior looks pretty dark already now.
I need encouragement to see it through, from any of you that have accomplished this mammoth feat!
I appreciate now more than ever, the beautiful curved lines of our beloved bravo, but God almighty that rear screen's guna take some doing. I'd hoped to do it in two halves, but now I figure it's prob guna need at least three seperate strips to accomodate that amount of curvature.
My plan is to use the heating elements to cover the seams, but these are only half a mil wide so to get the templates spot on, might even have to take the door off the get them that precise!
After having done the sides and re-sprayed the parcel shelf and door surround from awful light grey to black, I'm loosing the will to attempt the boot tint cos the interior looks pretty dark already now.
I need encouragement to see it through, from any of you that have accomplished this mammoth feat!
They know how to heat shrink the film!