Bronzed ? Like
No, as it would make the cabin feel smallerB pillar fitted up I really do need the roof lining in this colour.
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Nice job! What material did you use?B pillar fitted up I really do need the roof lining in this colour.
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Any other suggestions jog ? Naybe match to the suede colour. Roof lining has a case of mechanics hand marks from its previous life as an aa vanNo, as it would make the cabin feel smaller
Its a process called flocking David. Its a whole load of nylon fibres that are applied via a gun similar to powder coat.Nice job! What material did you use?
If you have this problem with tabs in the future use a heat gun or hairdryer to bend them back. Works a treat.Got up on Saturday, opened the curtains, and saw this:
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Yes, that's my passenger side rear brake light lens on top of my van.
Looking around, I see this next door, and a similar one on my driveway, but by the pavement:
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That is a (heavy) roll of biodegradeable food caddy bags, as provided by the council.
The only explanation is that they are driving down the road, chucking them at the houses, like an american paper boy. It has hit the brake light at exactly the right angle, broken the tabs, and knocked it up onto the roof.
So, what to do? I can't do a simple light replacement, as I have vanshades on the barn doors, which cover up the second screw like this:
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So, new LHS brake light from TransporterHQ. I removed the lens cover to try and use it as a replacement. Not easy, trying to lever the red hooks over the tabs without breaking them was very difficult, best not done in the cold. Here it is separated, and with the broken one:
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It slots in no problem!
Oh, it slots out again.
In, out. Damn.
Trouble is, in order to separate the lens, the tabs have been slightly bent away from centre, and now they won't click over the hooky bits on the light housing. Bugger.
So anyway, I have superglued it in place; glue on the lens tabs which seems to have gripped onto the light housing. It seems as tight on the door as the other one, so we will see how it does. No picture, 'cos it is dark and it looks just like a brake light.
Anyway, if anyone needs a LHS barn door third-brake light with broken lens cover, I have one going spare!
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Ah, if the roof needs doing anyway because of the previous owners, then do it. Maybe in a lighter but contrasting colour?Any other suggestions jog ? Naybe match to the suede colour. Roof lining has a case of mechanics hand marks from its previous life as an aa van
Its a process called flocking David. Its a whole load of nylon fibres that are applied via a gun similar to powder coat.
Lovely wheelsWell gave the owd van a splash of water and some new boots today along with the Bazzinga gold coloured powder coated wheels.
Then had to take the side bars off because they looked a bit worn.
So now need to decide if I replace them and change the colour to match the wheels or leave them off
It never ends!! and I've got another set of wheels going next week for a colour change
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They look a bit pink in that photo.Well gave the owd van a splash of water and some new boots today along with the Bazzinga gold coloured powder coated wheels.
Then had to take the side bars off because they looked a bit worn.
So now need to decide if I replace them and change the colour to match the wheels or leave them off
It never ends!! and I've got another set of wheels going next week for a colour change
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We are an inclusive forum! Ha ha ha!They look a bit pink in that photo.
Or shall we settle for rose gold?
What about Vangenders?We are an inclusive forum! Ha ha ha!