Sill rust - Page 2

patrolman pete · 1st April 2018, 22:26

Hi Andy, I suppose as long as it's stone chipped I could paint the sills later if I can find a good rear bumper it would make the cost of the paint worthwhile . Only been looking for a bumper on and off since 2009 !

trikey · 1st April 2018, 22:35

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Originally Posted by patrolman pete

Hi Andy, I suppose as long as it's stone chipped I could paint the sills later if I can find a good rear bumper it would make the cost of the paint worthwhile . Only been looking for a bumper on and off since 2009 !

What you after mate?

patrolman pete · 1st April 2018, 22:41

I'm after a mk 1 tourer rear bumper in moonstone with brackets but without parking sensor holes. If I can't get the right colour I could borrow a spray gun and have a go changing the colour but it's all extra expense.

trikey · 1st April 2018, 22:54

I shall keep an eye open Pete..

Pete · 1st April 2018, 23:21

For members in the South this chap in Winchester may be worth getting in touch with:

http://www.pbcm.co.uk/

His work was documented in a thread here

Edit: Link updated as it was wrong - apologies.

AndyN01 · 2nd April 2018, 09:49

As always a very informative thread.

Climbing on my hobby horse - great to see recommendations for the "little guys" who do quality work. Always my choice if possible.

Do it once, do it right, don't do it again for a long time. Surely the best way?

Thanks.

Andy.

Mike Noc · 2nd April 2018, 10:30

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Originally Posted by Pete

For members in the South this chap in Winchester may be worth getting in touch with:

http://www.pbcm.co.uk/

His work was documented in a thread here

And for a quick update on that particular car's repair - just popped out on to my drive and yes it still looks as good as new.

.

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patrolman pete Posted a thing or two Rover 75 club se tourer CDT and a Connoisseur SE Diesel Auto Saloon Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Houghton - le - Spring Posts: 1,418 Thanks: 618 Thanked 333 Times in 197 Posts	I'm after a mk 1 tourer rear bumper in moonstone with brackets but without parking sensor holes. If I can't get the right colour I could borrow a spray gun and have a go changing the colour but it's all extra expense.