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Lightwater



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Re: Replacing rear wheel arch/sill panel

Dave47 wrote:

Can you put mudflaps on to hide it. Fix it up a bit first. Procrastination, mankind's greatest labour saving device!

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SYFL2



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I suspect it will be much worse when the rubber strip and the plastic trim comes off.
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Dave47



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Re: Replacing rear wheel arch/sill panel

Lightwater wrote:
Dave47 wrote:

Can you put mudflaps on to hide it. Fix it up a bit first.


No I'll not do that Lightwater, I will have it done as a new panel/s ,
as I said they have done a number with this same issue,
Dave DAVE.
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SYFL2 wrote:
I suspect it will be much worse when the rubber strip and the plastic trim comes off.


Yes, as soon as the weather has stopped I'll take these off and probably
Cry, Laughing
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Dave47



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Well, it doesn't rain but it pours,
got this to today, Van cut the corner and by the time I managed to retrieve the light surround it had been
run over several times. Censored



oh well a bit more for the body shop. Rolling Eyes
Dave DAVE.
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SYFL2



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Oh dear Dave I’m sorry to hear that.
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