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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 29 Jan 2012, 15:06
by phredd
Cleaning up the puter and had to post this >>>>
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All the best Daz and all who sleep in her.
Phredd
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 29 Jan 2012, 16:41
by Dazco
EEEE bloody hell Phredd. seems like ages ago now, hope yourer keepiong well.
Finnished doin the front repair this afternoon was more to it than i first thought.

All painted up before the rain started.

Next job moving onto the front O/s , N/s steps.
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 06 Feb 2012, 12:01
by Dazco
Things have come to a halt until the snow has gone and its warmed up a bit

One quick question while ive got the front end in bits, is that fibre board round the radiator realy necesary? it was in bits anyway and as far as i could see it was holding water and causing the rot on the front cross beam .
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 06 Feb 2012, 18:15
by Plasticman
scrap it, I have banged on about this , it diverts the water and carp to the rear of the fr panal as you describe. fit one if you wish but cut a scoop out of it, I will try find a picky of it
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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 06 Feb 2012, 18:50
by kevtherev
Mike explained this to me and I have to agree it's a design fault that you can do without.
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 06 Feb 2012, 19:20
by Dazco
Bits that were left are now in the bin;-).
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 08 Feb 2012, 20:05
by Dazco
Bit too cold to do any welding today so decided to take the front matts out. There had been a piece of carpet glued down over the rubber and when pealed back it left most of the foam backing:-S. After an hour of scrubbing I had the smaller matt that fits between the seats cleaned , however some glue has been left behind. Whats the best thing to remove the glue without damaging the rubber ?
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 08 Feb 2012, 20:25
by kevtherev
carb cleaner, petrol...
3M do a really good glue remover too
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 08 Feb 2012, 21:16
by Dazco
Cheers kev. Ill try the carb cleaner tomorrow
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 20:31
by Dazco
Spent best opart of 8 hours yesterday and today cleaning the mats

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Talk about not having a life

once the carpet had been pealed off.

After kevs recomendation i used carb cleaner, not too bad then found Summet called Bond Loc multi purpose solvent cleaner and degreaser, this worked a treat, but still needed lots of elbow grease.

Andrea wasnt too impressed with me doing on the new rug, oops
Also made a start on the o/s step

Hole in the I beam behind the step which got patched up while i had acces

Bloody cold today so just de frosing with a few pints of old speckled hen

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 20:53
by Plasticman
Virgin Facom hammer
you didnt clean the mats on the rug did you?? supprised you still got a pair of,.,.,.
Ahh hen , that definately has a lot of chemical heat in it for sure
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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 22:20
by Dazco
A hammers gotta be new at some point
Just gotta learn how to use it now

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 10 Feb 2012, 22:35
by Plasticman
Odd choice of hammer though
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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 13 Feb 2012, 17:34
by Dazco
got the step in today

found this bit of rot on top of the wheel arch where it meets the upright(is that the B pilar where the seatbelt real is mounted)

Cut that out and the rot was very localised but had spread into the upright pilar aswell, Cut it all out then made 3 patches to fit.

Thats the pasengers seeting area about done . Ill be moving onto the drivers side next.
Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit
Posted: 13 Feb 2012, 18:48
by pandp38
you are certainly cracking on with project. Be on the road in no time