Looking good.
For the lettering; a little Autoglym Tar Remover
What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
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For the lettering; a little Autoglym Tar Remover
Never thought of using that stuff!
I have been known to dip a rag in some petrol to remove tar….!
Sounds like you need a mildly abrasive cutting compound, something like T-Cut, or AG Super Resin Polish.
No, just used tooth floss. Then carefully peeled away most of the remaining glue, tar remover got rid of just about everything else. You have got to be at right angle to see the remaining shadowing. I’ll get some t-cut or some sort of rubbing compound.
Toothpaste? (No, not kidding!)
Too cold for a wash and wax, so I found storage solution for my b pillar table instead!
It's now neatly stowed on the front of the Ovano, behind the seats.
Saves it rattling around or being inconveniently stored under stuff in the Ovano drawer.
Just "Rattle tested" and all good!
It's now neatly stowed on the front of the Ovano, behind the seats.
Saves it rattling around or being inconveniently stored under stuff in the Ovano drawer.
Just "Rattle tested" and all good!
This bit lives in situ at all times:
This is the same part with the stored leg inserted:
Then with the table top on:
Takes 2 mins to put up and it's really quite solid.
Good enough for a laptop and a cuppa.
I cannot be trusted to bolt stuff to a new vehicle!
I am confident that this is attached using 4 x M8 bolts into rivnuts. The professionals dealt with the fitment of the table, (Revampavan in Christchurch)
Elegant solution for the table. What size telly have you on that headrest bracket? I’m actually more interest in the bracket and where you sourced it to replace my homemade bodge!!!
That tv is just a cheapish hdmi monitor which is only there because I had been using it as a second screen for my laptop when seeking some peace and quiet from my work desk! I can't recall where the monitor came from but it was blooming marvellous last week when I went up to Scotland and kipped in the van, as I took a fire stick as a bit of an experiment.
The van is equipped with a router with a French SIM (Roams UK Networks) and is connected to our work network via a VPN and so streaming TV worked without a hitch or trouble with data coverage.
(This is totally OTT, for TV, but vehicle serves us for technical callouts where data/network is important.)
I didn't buy the VESA bracket to use with this vehicle, but for use with a LWB vehicle which has been on order since august last year! Just making use of it for now!
The bracket came from Gallant, and it is very good:
Ah, cheers for the link. Just what I needed. You rate it? It’s pricey, but you get what you pay for!That tv is just a cheapish hdmi monitor which is only there because I had been using it as a second screen for my laptop when seeking some peace and quiet from my work desk! I can't recall where the monitor came from but it was blooming marvellous last week when I went up to Scotland and kipped in the van, as I took a fire stick as a bit of an experiment.
The van is equipped with a router with a French SIM (Roams UK Networks) and is connected to our work network via a VPN and so streaming TV worked without a hitch or trouble with data coverage.
(This is totally OTT, for TV, but vehicle serves us for technical callouts where data/network is important.)
I didn't buy the VESA bracket to use with this vehicle, but for use with a LWB vehicle which has been on order since august last year! Just making use of it for now!
The bracket came from Gallant, and it is very good:
It would definitely look cool rocking up to a customer with your “mobile office” and you connectivity! I’ve used my van as a mobile office - making the customer a cuppa is a great intro! (The beer at end of meeting lands well too!!!)
I might have to add it to my letter to Santa!!!
