Bumper piping!!
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Bumper piping!!
I have gone back to poverty spec bumpers on the fez, I have been offered a front bumper with overriders for the si ones which I think is a fair swap. My question is, how much of a pain in the ass will it be to put the 'chrome' piping out of my bumper into the one with overriders??
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Re: Bumper piping!!
No too hard if u are careful when u take it off other bumper is probs easy to just buy new chrome strip off ebay
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Re: Bumper piping!!
I want the chrome piping but cant seem to find it anywhere, checked ebay and nothing comes up
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Re: Bumper piping!!
I have some for you Butler, but I keep forgetting to bring it.
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Re: Bumper piping!!
I buy mine off ebay. It's rubbish though, have to replace it every couple of years.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12mm-x-8m-CHROME-CAR-STYLING-MOULDING-STRIP-TRIM-ADHESIVE-/121027016509?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c2dc5b73d
Assuming we're talking about the same stuff, I've found about 5 or 6 different people selling the stuff
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12mm-x-8m-CHROME-CAR-STYLING-MOULDING-STRIP-TRIM-ADHESIVE-/121027016509?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1c2dc5b73d
Assuming we're talking about the same stuff, I've found about 5 or 6 different people selling the stuff

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Re: Bumper piping!!
I've just had 2 Genuine Chrome Bumper Inserts for the MK3 Ford Fiesta arrive in a delivery today.
PM me and I'll sort you out with these for a good price.
PM me and I'll sort you out with these for a good price.
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Re: Bumper piping!!
Bumper is ready for the piping to go on, however, the stickyness has gone from the piping, can anybody recommend something to use to re stick it?? I also have an xr2i spoiler I need to stick on, what would people use for that??
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Re: Bumper piping!!
A little tiger seal or sikaflex mate should do the trick
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Re: Bumper piping!!
what about double sided foam tape for the piping?
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Re: Bumper piping!!
That might be a good shout Christina as I think that's what it was originally!! And I could drill the holes and fit the spoiler that way but I don't wanna ruin the boot!!

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Re: Bumper piping!!
Unless you get decent heavy duty body shop tape I wouldn't bother as it will eventually fall off , and tiger seal does also stick spoilers on , and its that tough you could probably jack the car up off it if you wanted mate , so you can avoid drilling holes in your boot if you. Want too
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Re: Bumper piping!!
if your using double sides tape buy 3m stuff it worth the money also heat it up a bit like leave it on a radiator for a min or 2 it will stick a lot better
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