samg1988 Car MK2 PH2 & E46 330 Aug 23, 2007 #1 got a tailgate fairly cheap today. only problem being there was a brakelight in it. which i didnt want. whats the best way to do this? welding on a sheet of steel then filler? using fiber-glass strips then filler? anything else?
got a tailgate fairly cheap today. only problem being there was a brakelight in it. which i didnt want. whats the best way to do this? welding on a sheet of steel then filler? using fiber-glass strips then filler? anything else?
M MT AUDIO Car 172 Aug 23, 2007 #2 either of those choices will work but if its plastic stick to fibreglass
samg1988 Car MK2 PH2 & E46 330 Aug 23, 2007 #3 matt_trev said: either of those choices will work but if its plastic stick to fibreglass Click to expand... its metal-work.
matt_trev said: either of those choices will work but if its plastic stick to fibreglass Click to expand... its metal-work.
samg1988 Car MK2 PH2 & E46 330 Aug 24, 2007 #6 Winston said: Get a ph1/ph2 tailgate and save a s**t load of work lol Click to expand... too late. ive fitted the ph3 one (it was the right colour). saves spending ages sanding the inside down and spraying that when i only need to get this done and the outer sprayed that way.
Winston said: Get a ph1/ph2 tailgate and save a s**t load of work lol Click to expand... too late. ive fitted the ph3 one (it was the right colour). saves spending ages sanding the inside down and spraying that when i only need to get this done and the outer sprayed that way.
X xxxic3xxx Car clio mk2 p1 1.4 16v Aug 25, 2007 #7 lol, easyer to spray the whole thing IMO and more chance of a colour match that way
samg1988 Car MK2 PH2 & E46 330 Aug 26, 2007 #8 xxxic3xxx said: lol, easyer to spray the whole thing IMO and more chance of a colour match that way Click to expand... the whole outer tailgate is getting resprayed
xxxic3xxx said: lol, easyer to spray the whole thing IMO and more chance of a colour match that way Click to expand... the whole outer tailgate is getting resprayed