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Korsa

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Registered: 25th Jan 03
Location: Cardiff S.Wales Drives :Blue/Purple Corsa
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31st Mar 04 at 12:49

what do i use?????

DJ_Voodoo

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31st Mar 04 at 15:14

depends what ya trying 2 get off dude?

fran_lupo

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31st Mar 04 at 15:27

i dont wanna know..........

jeni

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31st Mar 04 at 16:03

quote:
Originally posted by fran_lupo
i dont wanna know..........

trust you to lower the tone

i dont wanna kno

Bonzai

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Registered: 25th Mar 03
Location: Cardiff, Wales Drives: 205 GTi 1.9
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31st Mar 04 at 16:50

appropriate cleaning fluid. such as 'spray&stay'

kev_corsa

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Location: Newport, Uni in Bristol
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31st Mar 04 at 18:20

use meths, make sure u get every bit of dirt and grease off each panel and heat the dynmat up really well and keep rolling it with a roler to get a really good bond to the surface

CwmbranCorsaGirl

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31st Mar 04 at 21:21

yeh I know wot you mean.....

drunkenfool

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1st Apr 04 at 01:45

is it that important? I just used soapy water to clean my boot, but i havent put any in yet. You reckon its definately worth making the effort to get it really clean, or wont it make THAT much difference?

Bonzai

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1st Apr 04 at 11:17

cant imagine it would affect the bond aslong as it wasnt stupidly dirty

DJ_Voodoo

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1st Apr 04 at 13:58

if the glue on dynamat is anything like my spunk you'll have no problems dude

Simon-SXi

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1st Apr 04 at 15:53

Yea u should clean the surface cos if its dirty ull have a shit bond between the 2 surfaces and end up with delams every were

kev_corsa

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1st Apr 04 at 16:40

quote:
Originally posted by drunkenfool
is it that important? I just used soapy water to clean my boot, but i havent put any in yet. You reckon its definately worth making the effort to get it really clean, or wont it make THAT much difference?

depends how much of a good job u want it to be mate. At the end of the day, if put the time and effort in it will make all the difference because the key to a good sound whether it be SPL or SQ is mostly in the install

[Edited on 01-04-2004 by kev_corsa]

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