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Just checked it's 6mm ply not 12mm in mine sorry. All is good as that won't affect anything to do with the profiles I have cut I can resume my progress with them tommorrow evening now without any worries. thanks for the responses

that migh be about it...so they deffo have plywood in them then? only reason I ask is for the boot builds I'm doing just incase mines got ply and no one elses has

Is 12mm plywood in lwb boots under the carpet standard or has someone just put it in mine ?

I bought a 5 metre roll by 730mm wide and used about half of it just under so got loads left for other bits now :) as it matches the other bits in my car. It was £15 delivered all in and came in a day or two very good service

I forgot to add an ebay link to the fabric...leatherette stuff I got ..good quality it is too http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/5mtr-Black-Leatherette-Fabric-Material-Car-Boat-Craft_W0QQitemZ250430355392QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Crafts_Fabric_Textiles_SM?hash=item3a4ecff7c0&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1683%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318%7C301%3A1%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A50

not really confident about the glue I used on the fabric at the moment dude and it takes ages too .....:( took most of my day yesterday to do a set. I can however put photo's of how I have done it step by step ...it's easy just really time consuming.

ty kindly sirs :)

That's very interesting ...is it easy/expensive to do?

I gave the fabric a good ond press down firmly with a block and rag last night and this smorning it's all held down ok so fingers crossed it will stay that way:)

running 1bar of boost I still can't get away from them Germans

The joys or recreational drugs

That sounds very threatening :cool: what sort of power will you be lookin to achieve with that beasty

I had one the other day tailgating me......not for long though. It's the friggin M3's I hate seeing in my mirror even the older one are bloody fast

one white and one red cusion? fashion eh :headvswal

looking good, makes a big difference carrotless ....are they the same zorsts as funki's?

almost godlike:bow::bow::bow: Well done dude wish I could do engine and car stuff

Just wired it up and it sounds .........grrrrrrrrrrrrreat. New 10" Jbl cs-10 drivers and a used sony XM-1502SX Amp cost me £75 all in bargain. Far too loud for me now :cool: I wanna go for a drive now

was gonna start 'em today but I got a bit excited and wanted to see what mine looked like with fabric on :D just need to find a bolt in the boot for an earthing point for amp now tucked out of the way

It's the trade stuff (same as we used to use in work, green tin brown/green glue) feckin stinks probably need a couple more coats on the fabric to bridge the gaps in the criss cross.

sweet cheers dude evo stick contact adhesive(we used to use this in work for bonding formica to boards) is what I have used but it is lifting after a while.... I want some feckin strong industrial stuff

:) But I will need a different type of glue for leatherette. Evo stick doesn't seem to be holding it as there is like a fabric hessian type structure on the back of the viynl..... Any suggestions for leatherette to mdf bonding?:confused: :headvswal

car looks great dude. Best way to do it.... get up before the family.....and all the feckin saturday/sunday shoppers/chavs start on their aimless mission............... and burn up the roads :D

a jigsaw is shite for this type of work (ok for one off and roughing one advantage they are less messy) a router is gonna be quicker and neater ..... ps on you cut out don't forget to take into account the direction of rotation of the cutter as it will smash the outside edge out of your worktop cutout for your sink. either leave the last bit in and nip it off with a block plane or flip the top over and reset your pattern or stragiht edge

If you're cutting worktops ...bit wear will depend on material. Tungsten disposable blade cutters are the hardest wearing, you will need a router with 1/2" shaft not 1/4"(though can be done slowly but liable to snap) Take no more than 10mm per cut. Yes you can cramp a stragiht edge down and use it against the base of router or a guide bush BUT DO NOT use quick cramp type cramps use threaded cramps or they will vibrate loose!!!!

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