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    I hate the look of the chequer plate guard tops, but the tops of mine are getting dented and I am getting sick of seeing the dents. I would paint them white to blend in. Is 2mm strong enough to stand on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff View Post
    I hate the look of the chequer plate guard tops, but the tops of mine are getting dented and I am getting sick of seeing the dents. I would paint them white to blend in. Is 2mm strong enough to stand on?

    Jeff

    Hi Jeff,

    2mm is definitely strong enough to stand on the odd occasion ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dobbo View Post
    The Hot pink/chocolate brown look still is a possibility and has not been ruled out completely. The horse float will get the same treatment in the same colour
    so I have to obey BW with the colour choice.

    It would make the chrome **** lights stand out.

    Have you watched that movie too?
    would make her stand out when we are trying to find her in the crowds of the wealthy.......hot pink it is then
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greylandy View Post
    If you get some 3mm sheet .. I'm in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    me three!
    should get some kits made up and make them available through your shop
    Last edited by dullbird; 22nd September 2008 at 06:03 PM. Reason: duplicate
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    hi guys what is better powder or anodised in black?

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    I'd go with anodising over powder coating.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dm_td5 View Post
    I'd go with anodising over powder coating.
    I'm not an expert in anodising (but I guess Derek that you are closer to the action in Gove).

    I guess it depends on the anodising as it is a process that electrolytically dyes the aluminium so you would have to buy pre-anodised stock and I wonder if checkerplate fits into that category?

    I have specified black anodising for window sections and the shade can vary. It can be scratched to reveal the native colour below. It is only skin deep.
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    Quote Originally Posted by one_iota View Post
    I'm not an expert in anodising (but I guess Derek that you are closer to the action in Gove).

    I guess it depends on the anodising as it is a process that electrolytically dyes the aluminium so you would have to buy pre-anodised stock and I wonder if checkerplate fits into that category?

    I have specified black anodising for window sections and the shade can vary. It can be scratched to reveal the native colour below. It is only skin deep.
    Anodising it is only skin deep, but it's very hard (compared to the native aluminium) and if thick enough, will resist further oxidation for many years - afterall, the anodising is itself a layer of oxidation coating the surface.

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    Ok there seems to be endless variations of this kit. So far I have only looked at the wing protectors. To make it simple this is what I am getting the price to make up. With no variations in the overall desgin, colour etc...

    Wing Protectors

    3mm chequeplate lasercut wing protectors
    Black anodised with countersunk holes pre drilled
    Protector will extend to halfway round the radius of the front of the wing, (like on the G4 Defender, it will not extend to the front headlight surrounds seam) this will be the only curve on the protector the top and side edge will be flat. On the inner edge it will sit under the bonnet seal.

    Descriptions on the rest of the kit will follow in the next few days. (Once I can find a 110 with straight enough panels to measure up)


    If your happy with this and are interested in a pair put your name on the list below

    This is the list
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    And before anone else asks, a mate in the industry is building these up as a personal favour to me, ie (no profit) I am not going to ask him to supply people with cheap sheet, so don't ask again.

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