is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by klauster » Tue Jan 31, 2012 3:49 pm

gilford wrote:
klauster wrote:£340 for the parts, vw body shop doing the work, 1 days work
Wow, so around £1k then surely :shock:
nah, £550 is the price ive been given ;)
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by adsgreen » Tue Jan 31, 2012 3:54 pm

Sonny - are you going all arty on us with the water effect ;)
Next it'll be videos in super slo mo!
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by gilford » Tue Jan 31, 2012 3:57 pm

klauster wrote:
gilford wrote:
klauster wrote:£340 for the parts, vw body shop doing the work, 1 days work
Wow, so around £1k then surely :shock:
nah, £550 is the price ive been given ;)
That is super cheap, where are you based!!!!
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by sonny » Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:20 pm

adsgreen wrote:Sonny - are you going all arty on us with the water effect ;)
Next it'll be videos in super slo mo!
haha no, this is how good I am trying to help a fellow RS member out, quickly popped out in the snow, wiped it down and took a few snaps. However I must admit, they do look good, must have been the waxing a gave it last week made the beading stand out.
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by Jules » Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:22 pm

sonny wrote:
adsgreen wrote:Sonny - are you going all arty on us with the water effect ;)
Next it'll be videos in super slo mo!
haha no, this is how good I am trying to help a fellow RS member out, quickly popped out in the snow, wiped it down and took a few snaps. However I must admit, they do look good, must have been the waxing a gave it last week made the beading stand out.

Nice one Sonny,i told Luke you would be the man :thumbs:
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by sonny » Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:25 pm

Jules wrote:
sonny wrote:
adsgreen wrote:Sonny - are you going all arty on us with the water effect ;)
Next it'll be videos in super slo mo!
haha no, this is how good I am trying to help a fellow RS member out, quickly popped out in the snow, wiped it down and took a few snaps. However I must admit, they do look good, must have been the waxing a gave it last week made the beading stand out.

Nice one Sonny,i told Luke you would be the man :thumbs:
Nee worries, Audi fitted my optics pack so was unsure what the removal process was.
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by Luke@plush » Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:46 pm

you guys are stars!! also a big thanks to doug @ MRC for his input and help.

New parts on there way now :beerchug:

Damm my car looksa wreck all stripped down at the minute :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by Jules » Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:57 pm

Luke@plush wrote:you guys are stars!! also a big thanks to doug @ MRC for his input and help.

New parts on there way now :beerchug:

Damm my car looksa wreck all stripped down at the minute :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
You know the rules Luke,pics or you making it up :lol:
I want to take the pi$$ out of the wreck you've left :P
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by sonny » Tue Jan 31, 2012 5:16 pm

Luke@plush wrote:you guys are stars!! also a big thanks to doug @ MRC for his input and help.

New parts on there way now :beerchug:

Damm my car looksa wreck all stripped down at the minute :thumbsdown: :thumbsdown:
New parts? did the pics help?
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Re: is there a guide for removing the aluminium trim

Post by Luke@plush » Tue Jan 31, 2012 5:18 pm

yes the pics helped alot.

i have managed to source just the aluminium clip on parts without the complete window scraper we'll see what arrives tomoz.

Fingers crossed.
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