Protection against stone chips in arches
Protection against stone chips in arches
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FlipFlopGriff

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7,144 posts

276 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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Having just had a full respray I want to protect the inner arches, rear edge only, front and rear, as before the car was repaired and sprayed the rear bottem edge of the arch had took a good battering.
I recall someone had fitted some metal to stop anything getting onto the outrigger but can't find it.
Could I sikaflex a piece of black plastic or metal to the rear of the front and rear arches?
Any ideas?
FFG


Martin_S

9,939 posts

274 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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There is a rubberised coating that the kit-car boys use on the inside of single-skin mudguards etc. to stop stone damage (which can cause star cracks that show through to the outside). Might be what you're after?

Can't remember the name of it, though: Rubberlife or Rubbercoat or something like that, I think. You could try asking in the kit-car forum.

starmist

1,052 posts

271 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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I think it's advertised in rubberwear weekly.

Hang on, I'll have a look.....