Posts : 28 Join date : 2010-09-22 Location : High Wycombe
Subject: MK2 de-trim Wed Sep 29 2010, 08:55
Right complete novice here when it comes to these things, I was just wondering if anyone could kind of point me in the right direction when it comes to taking of the trim, a step by step guide would be lovely haha but so would anything at all
Posts : 2259 Join date : 2008-02-01 Location : all about the TDIIIIII's
Subject: Re: MK2 de-trim Fri Oct 01 2010, 01:49
if your talking about wheel arch plastic,sills etc i would be very careful coz allot of rust can sit behind
them plastics especially if they are dammaged or badly repaired reason is the rivets rust out or plastic
could have been glued on. the upshot of this will be arches that look as if they have been chewed by a
metal eating dog!!
JamesMK2 Newbie
Posts : 28 Join date : 2010-09-22 Location : High Wycombe
Subject: Re: MK2 de-trim Sun Oct 03 2010, 04:59
Yeah, I'm talking about the trim surrounding the doors and rear quarters, main reason is that I'm missing some parts of it - so the question is do I buy more and stick it on or take the rest of it off? They are glued on, but where one is peeling away - I can't see any rust: is it worth it?
dapperdan Nomad Crew
Posts : 2259 Join date : 2008-02-01 Location : all about the TDIIIIII's
Subject: Re: MK2 de-trim Wed Oct 06 2010, 04:16
JamesMK2 wrote:
Yeah, I'm talking about the trim surrounding the doors and rear quarters, main reason is that I'm missing some parts of it - so the question is do I buy more and stick it on or take the rest of it off? They are glued on, but where one is peeling away - I can't see any rust: is it worth it?
well............its a can of worms really bring it down the meet on thursday we'll hava look??
Subject: MK2 de-trim 
Wed Sep 29 2010, 08:55
