ontum wrote:Guido- Do they use the "Bond and Seal" from wurth?
sorry , i did not check which Würth item was included , the box has been sent last week .
Würth has good products .
mfg. guido .
ontum wrote:Guido- Do they use the "Bond and Seal" from wurth?
jonathan joseph wrote:Guido,
Looks nice but mine will "wrap" the corner and have a milled flat area for the turn signal and hole for wiring. Also I will include appropriate adhesive from 3M so no screws.
Working on CAD drawings now and a reply from the hopefully 1st. customer.
Sent you a PM.
Jonathan
schuhe wrote:Guido,
Those look like my fender items. I think they will fill my need. While I believe Jonathan's idea is great - the rolled edge to cover the fender would be an advantage, I really need only to have the top of my fender covered. My application needs have to do with light work on vehicle, and when camping and needing a place to put things. I doubt that I will step on the fender, and never on the hood. The anti-reflective aspects of diamond plate may be another reason for doing the covers.
Thank you Guido for your help with this ORC item.
Cheers!
Tom
Otiswesty wrote:Hi Guido, nice door! I did not see your post previously...
I think we were out in the canyons of NE Oregon
offroad-world wrote:schuhe wrote:Guido,
Those look like my fender items. I think they will fill my need. While I believe Jonathan's idea is great - the rolled edge to cover the fender would be an advantage, I really need only to have the top of my fender covered. My application needs have to do with light work on vehicle, and when camping and needing a place to put things. I doubt that I will step on the fender, and never on the hood. The anti-reflective aspects of diamond plate may be another reason for doing the covers.
Thank you Guido for your help with this ORC item.
Cheers!
Tom
hi tom .
they are on the way to your address , you will like them for your needs .
i think you will not jump on your fender or do a hard offroad trip .
mfg. guido .
jonathan joseph wrote:Hus,
Sketch will come soon. Real thing a little later. The material has to travel a long way.
Jonathan
Otiswesty wrote:This was one of my Spring projects, getting this finished up. Came out pretty nice IMO. I like the full coverage and decided to leave the plate unmolested under the indicator which proved pliable enough to mold over the duet ridges. I stuck it down with some lengths of 3M emblem foam tape along the long edges. This way there will be no moisture trapping as there is airflow through the 1-1.5 mm deep space.
Very solid with little weight added. The duet sheets were supplied by Guido and are 2.5/4 mm aluminum plate.
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