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#1 Minwah

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Posted 23 March 2007 - 01:08 PM

Is there any ingenious solution for fitting mudflaps that doesn't require drilling so many holes in the body? I've been thinking about it but I can't come up with anything...

Alternatively, what measures could I take to reduce risk of corrosion in the screw holes? Obviously paint the holes and get some waxoyl round there...would it be a good idea to seal the flaps to the body to try to prevent water/C**p from getting trapped between the mudflaps and the bodywork?

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Posted 23 March 2007 - 06:00 PM

dont think there is any way around it

just dril the holes add some touch up paint to the bare metal

then bolt them on with stainless bolts

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Posted 29 March 2007 - 03:02 PM

dont think there is any way around it

just dril the holes add some touch up paint to the bare metal

then bolt them on with stainless bolts


Thanks :thumbsup: I decided to cut them back a bit so I didn't have to drill holes in the arch itself (couldn't bring myself to do it!). I just screwed them to the vertical panels welded on the front of the rear valance. I painted the holes (you know what I mean), and am going to use stainless screws. Also going to bung a load of waxoyl between body/mudflaps and in the rear valance corner sections.




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