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Killer90
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2016 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS DCPU Fuji White

waxoil and new badge

this is what this weekend has brought saturday full chassi underseal every single nook and cranny has been sprayed

and then fitted the new old school badge. then had some rusty bolts on back hinges and rear crossmember so got new ones and coated them up so they wont rust

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15th Apr 2012 3:47pm

ericvv

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2009 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 SVX Station Wagon Santorini Black

Nice badge, riveted I see. I received the same one last week from that very same supplier. Will be installed shortly. I am thinking of using SS screws and bolts to do this, as a bit scared rivets will get rusty as they sometimes do...

Waxoil looks great

When can I bring mine over for this

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15th Apr 2012 4:12pm

custom90

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Damn you and your QT diff guards

15th Apr 2012 4:13pm

LandRoverAnorak

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ericvv wrote:
Nice badge, riveted I see. I received the same one last week from that very same supplier. Will be installed shortly. I am thinking of using SS screws and bolts to do this, as a bit scared rivets will get rusty as they sometimes.

That's exactly what I did, with some Duralac on the threads. Darren

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15th Apr 2012 4:33pm

ericvv

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Would like to use Duralac paste, but afraid it is not sold outside of UK

15th Apr 2012 4:43pm

Killer90
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when you drill the panels mate paint the holes you have drilled then use something like wax oil/ or copper slip etc that way theres no way it can corrode

and yer the qt guards had a clean up kona as they were fully wax oiled

15th Apr 2012 4:53pm

custom90

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Killer90 wrote:
and yer the qt guards had a clean up kona as they were fully wax oiled

Any reason for doing so afterall I thought the guards were treated anyway

15th Apr 2012 5:01pm

Killer90
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i left them on so had to get behind the guards to the axle so they got covered was gunna leave em black but thought they look nicer left gold

15th Apr 2012 5:07pm

custom90

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Killer90 wrote:
i left them on so had to get behind the guards to the axle so they got covered was gunna leave em black but thought they look nicer left gold

Your right but just as long as no little pikeys see it other wise they'll want it

15th Apr 2012 5:12pm

Killer90
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it would take them a good hour taking it off plus they would look like martin luther king once they were done with all that wax oil

15th Apr 2012 5:16pm

custom90

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Killer90 wrote:
it would take them a good hour taking it off plus they would look like martin luther king once they were done with all that wax oil

Either that or too fat to fit

15th Apr 2012 5:22pm

custom90

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Forgot to mention. What did you apply the Waxoyl with?

15th Apr 2012 5:33pm

Killer90
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was down with a proper gun mate on the ramp at work done it that way

15th Apr 2012 5:43pm

custom90

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Killer90 wrote:
was down with a proper gun mate on the ramp at work done it that way

How'd you avoid the hot bit's i.e. exhaust? Just avoid the area?

15th Apr 2012 5:51pm

Killer90
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try and avoid them if not i cleaned the worst off and the rest burns off on the way home dont smell to good on the driveway now though

15th Apr 2012 5:54pm

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