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Dimma Kit

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Quigs

Hi all

I'll be fitting a dimma kit to my 205 in the next couple of weeks, was just wondering what would be the best thing to stick it on with,

 

Fibreglass, Sikoflex, i will be riveting it on as well.

 

Also the rear quater's, do the have to be modified??

was thinking i might have to make the arches bigger then modify/make the wheel arch to join the quater.

 

i got no problem in modifying the rear as i'm a panel beater.

 

any help would be most appreciated.

 

Cheers Quigs

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Quigs

Any body got any ideas??

 

Quigs

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toddydal

just use what youve said above really

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craig f90

As youve said, but use the best materials you can get your hands on. Ive seen a so called $hit hot body shop do a dimma kit which was well, $hit. Sinkage or bad prep work around the joints and filler popping off the rivet heads. Just amazed me how the job took 8 months and looked poor.

I think your going to have to fill the rear arches with waterproof spray foam to put some rigidity into the composite panels. And maybe a splash guard.

I really doubt your gonna do a shoddy job being a enthusiast and a panel beater though. Are you going to keep us posted?

The Ex missus wants me to do one for her. :)

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Quigs
As youve said, but use the best materials you can get your hands on. Ive seen a so called $hit hot body shop do a dimma kit which was well, $hit. Sinkage or bad prep work around the joints and filler popping off the rivet heads. Just amazed me how the job took 8 months and looked poor.

I think your going to have to fill the rear arches with waterproof spray foam to put some rigidity into the composite panels. And maybe a splash guard.

I really doubt your gonna do a shoddy job being a enthusiast and a panel beater though. Are you going to keep us posted?

The Ex missus wants me to do one for her. :P

 

yes mate will keep you all posted.

 

the arch,s are very rigid to start off any way so i will just put them on, will be making arch liner's to fit as well,

 

just tried the rear arch on now and only got to cut about 2 inch off, so not to bad.

 

i'll put up a few pics in a bit though.

 

Quigs

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