Snorkel Fitting
- Chriscov1988
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- GuardianAngel
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Chriscov1988 wrote: Everything is easy if you have the knowledge and tools.
I got it done in about 2.5 hours. Would have been quicker if the battery didn't run out in my drill. There was some fiddly/awkward bits but nothing too challenging.
This is how it looks now. I'm quite happy with it.
Now this may be a silly question but won't rain go down the snorkel while driving along? Will that cause any damage?
That's a smart looking Jimny. Have you T-cut the paintwork, looks really shiny
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Claybar is the thing to use these days with a lacquer finish to the paint ....................Chriscov1988 wrote: Thanks mate but its just got caught in some good light. Up close it looks like someone has washed it with a Brillo pad
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Tadpole wrote:
Claybar is the thing to use these days with a lacquer finish to the paint ....................Chriscov1988 wrote: Thanks mate but its just got caught in some good light. Up close it looks like someone has washed it with a Brillo pad
Claybar is only a cleaner takes toxins out of the paint your best bet for removing swirl marks is paint correction using a mop and various heads cutting compounds for ur requirements then good quality wax
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