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I’ve got a Sealey and a Milwaukee grinder.
Never had any issues with the Sealey not cutting, for the money it’s actually pretty decent. Use it for all the shitty jobs, went through some 1 inch plate the other day no problem.
Any advice on gettting the swirls out of the gloss black plastic parts on a car.
Mirror caps, strips on the doors etc, do you just treat it like normal paint correction?
I like the dakine mission stuff.
There aimed more at snowboarders but really easy to strap a jacket to where the snowboard would go.
Got padded laptop and a tablet pockets, waterproof, survives drops etc.
Got the above on the beemer but it’s started to come off and makes it look a bit rubbish.
Looking around I can’t find any paint or anything so I’m assuming the best solution is either replace the tips.
Or polish them and try get a normal chromed appearance.
Anyone done something similar.
Here you go.
It would be rare for the peddle to go, if it’s the cup model then a wiring fault is quite common but you should be able to trace that with a meter.
Had this problem on two Clio’s as Dan’s said it’s the wiring loom shorting out somewhere.
First one it was the wires going to the temperature sensor.
Second one was where the aftermarket alarm is fitted into the wiring loom near the ecu.
Getting to the 20 year age bracket so they will start shooting up.
If you think nice 205s are selling for 30k then a nice example of the Clio in a decent colour selling for 5-10k makes sense.
Something up with your dash by the looks of it , fuel needle and revs are in the wrong place screen doesn’t turn on etc.
Try switching out the “STOP” fuse.
If that doesn’t work check the relays under the passenger dash.
Really didn’t need any more sockets but ordered these to go in the car, really smart idea making the other end square so you can get a spanner on it...