Post by Ian Holdich on Aug 3, 2013 9:04:42 GMT
Here's an effective way of getting that ugly front mudguard to look a bit prettier. I've taken some pics and a simple step by step. It's very very easy to do...
Firstly, you'll need to purchase 2 meters of this chrome style edging
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It comes to about £8 (cheap for the effect!)
Here's a pic of the stuff
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
It comes rolled up like this
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
So easy to apply, you might need to part the openings with a knife, and it comes with it's own adhesive
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
The connection at the back, I could have made a neater job, but you can't see it.
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
The finished article
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
It'll also act as a bit of protection for the front guard also.
Give me a shout if you have any questions!
Firstly, you'll need to purchase 2 meters of this chrome style edging
cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320841536233&ssPageName=ADME:L:PMR:GB:1123
It comes to about £8 (cheap for the effect!)
Here's a pic of the stuff
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
It comes rolled up like this
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
So easy to apply, you might need to part the openings with a knife, and it comes with it's own adhesive
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
The connection at the back, I could have made a neater job, but you can't see it.
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
The finished article
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
image by Ian Holdich, on Flickr
It'll also act as a bit of protection for the front guard also.
Give me a shout if you have any questions!