grayoo
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Thx, might just go for them.
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Thx, might just go for them.
Black insulation tape trimmed and stuck to the mudflap should do the same jobI'm tempted to use some of that paint protection tape on the places where it's in contact, I do have some somewhere, but finding it is half the battle!
Thanks, that's a nice workaround. I was mainly worried about grit getting trapped between the flap and paint, but if I give it a good clean before installing then that should be a good start.Black insulation tape trimmed and stuck to the mudflap should do the same job
Good idea, but the issue would still be if dirt got in between, it would scrape the paint. The tape needs to be stuck onto the car to reduce the risk of this happening. If it’s stuck on the mudflap, it just gives something else for dirt and grit to cling to.Black insulation tape trimmed and stuck to the mudflap should do the same job
Sorry I got the wrong end of stick. I thought he was trying to stop the mudflap damaging the paint.Good idea, but the issue would still be if dirt got in between, it would scrape the paint. The tape needs to be stuck onto the car to reduce the risk of this happening. If it’s stuck on the mudflap, it just gives something else for dirt and grit to cling to.
Never thought of it that way…maybe I got the wrong end of the stick!Sorry I got the wrong end of stick. I thought he was trying to stop the mudflap damaging the paint.
Give them a good cover of silicon sealant before fixing, that should keep crappie out.Good idea, but the issue would still be if dirt got in between, it would scrape the paint. The tape needs to be stuck onto the car to reduce the risk of this happening. If it’s stuck on the mudflap, it just gives something else for dirt and grit to cling to.
If you still have them we could do a deal?The set I bought from AliExpress I'm sure came with a spare pair of buttons (not that I needed to use them).
You just use the existing screws and push fittings on the new mudflaps, they fit fineIf you still have them we could do a deal?
Got the mud flaps on Amazon. Came with some screws but they were shorter than the ones in the car so just refused those. Didn't come with spare buttons sadly.
Yeah, I broke the push fittings pulling them out, hoping some generic ones from Amazon will do the job. Existing screws worked fine so just need replacement push fittings.You just use the existing screws and push fittings on the new mudflaps, they fit fine
Just looked at my pack and I was mistaken ... it was a set of screws that came.If you still have them we could do a deal?
I bet you forgot to pop the centre out first. The generic ones will be OK just match the diameter but a mm shorter or longer should still work.I've just fitted some mud guards but I'm not a mechanic and I broke the button fixings at the front wheels ?. Have ordered a set of generic ones from Amazon, just hope they fit ok ?
Exactly that. Luckily the ones I got from Amazon slotted in fine and everything is now secure. Phew, had me sweating a bit did this ?I bet you forgot to pop the centre out first. The generic ones will be OK just match the diameter but a mm shorter or longer should still work.