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Corsa Racer 69

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Registered: 30th Aug 02
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26th May 03 at 08:07

not wanting a working vent just stuck on whats involved in fitting it is it a job for the professionals>?

tintin

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26th May 03 at 10:16

If you just want a decorative one you could fit it your self. I'm pretty sure they are just stick on as such.

If you want it to look better though i would suggest you have it bonded on and blended in. This you can also do your self although i would suggest a body shop if you are nor confident in bodywork.

Ryan L

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26th May 03 at 12:38

to just stick it on would mean it would probably come off at any decent speed so it would need to be cut in for best results

Corsa Racer 69

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26th May 03 at 15:45

Karnage Corsa was gna sell me his 1 i like the way thats put on any1 know how it was dun ??

Fraser Young

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26th May 03 at 15:47

the subaru vent stuck on, would look like a stuck on vent... an they look v. silly even the best looking ones... The options are to bond and blend which would take a bit more time an money or to get a proper functional one which is a bastard and is v hard to do...

Karnage Corsa

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Registered: 4th Nov 02
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26th May 03 at 16:03

dont think it was just stuck on mate I bought it off Kenni off here so u are better off asking him if u need to know mate

Corsa Racer 69

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26th May 03 at 17:18

so how do i go about Bonding and Blending m8? Is it to be attempted by myself. would like to know how Karnage Corsas was done like.thanx

Thoday

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26th May 03 at 19:43

get it blended in, bonding isnt strong enuff against the wind mate, mine is bonded on and bolted from underneath the bonnet though its coming away

Rainesie

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26th May 03 at 20:21

Don't do just a stuck on job. Thats what i've got. Its peeling up at the sides and although its stuck and screwed, it looks shite. Needs blending which means more work and money but end result will be 100 times better.

antscorsa

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26th May 03 at 20:49

get a montery bonnet, cos there not meant to b smoothed in but look cool

Lisa

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26th May 03 at 20:54

i've had my subaru vennet on for the last four years and never had any problems with it coming off. its only bonded and is still going strong