Removing a radiator grill
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Thanks everyone
No screws but the bottom of the side panel is sort of held in place with a 270° circular white plastic clip which sort of prises off, Was waiting for the crack but so far so good. Going to go around the house but have done two now. One in the bathroom has notable corrosion along the bottom so needs a good clean off and repaint.
No screws but the bottom of the side panel is sort of held in place with a 270° circular white plastic clip which sort of prises off, Was waiting for the crack but so far so good. Going to go around the house but have done two now. One in the bathroom has notable corrosion along the bottom so needs a good clean off and repaint.
Craikeybaby said:
I did one of mine the other day with a Makita air duster - it sent a cloud of dust everywhere. It was not nice, especially as we've only been in the house a few months. Radiator is probably working better now though.
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