Plastic sill cover repair
Discussion
Difficult to repair in situ, they are usually easy enough to remove, each manufacturer has their own method but it is only some combination of a couple of screws and then its usually just trim clips.
Once removed it needs a plastic weld then it will be stronger than when it was produced.
You could DIY it and glue it, but with the flex and likelihood that it will hit a kerb etc in the future I would recommend a plastic weld rather than any other method.
Once removed it needs a plastic weld then it will be stronger than when it was produced.
You could DIY it and glue it, but with the flex and likelihood that it will hit a kerb etc in the future I would recommend a plastic weld rather than any other method.
DaveF-SkinnysAutos said:
Difficult to repair in situ, they are usually easy enough to remove, each manufacturer has their own method but it is only some combination of a couple of screws and then its usually just trim clips.
Once removed it needs a plastic weld then it will be stronger than when it was produced.
You could DIY it and glue it, but with the flex and likelihood that it will hit a kerb etc in the future I would recommend a plastic weld rather than any other method.
Thank you. Once removed it needs a plastic weld then it will be stronger than when it was produced.
You could DIY it and glue it, but with the flex and likelihood that it will hit a kerb etc in the future I would recommend a plastic weld rather than any other method.
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