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t3gav

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kent

6th Jan, 2007 at 06:59:10pm

Hello, i stupidly made the the mistake of giving my cf front end to the bodyshop to fit and paint when they did the shell, anyway it appears it still needs some trimming especially on the lip that meets the a-panel lip as it is a lot wider, and also the lip that the bonnet sits on touches the lip on the scuttle that the bonnet seal sits on. Whats the best way people have found to trim cf and is this a common problem? cheers gav

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leeds/wakefield.

6th Jan, 2007 at 07:10:49pm

treat it just like fibre glass,
which by weight about 90% of it is anyway.

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6th Jan, 2007 at 10:36:31pm

I always use a 1mm cutting disk in a grinder

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