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pretty sure it was Beany I spotted this morning at the Garforth/Castleford roundabout Cheers for the wave, flash of lights was a bit risky on that roundabout however!

I’ve had the same - albeit mine is a carbon insert - just unscrew and rebond the little bit to the front plate, wait for it to dry - imperative as it’ll just spin itself loose if you don’t wait! And reattach as previous!

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Number 6.

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I have this....

Silver, with a sprint spoiler - albeit a black spoiler!

A bead on the edges of the bullet, on the inside, it'll have a dropped edge. I'd leave it overnight to be honest! Maybe masking tape over the top of the bullet to keep it in position like you say

Yep also have them, tigerseal will be fine They're a bit harder as they're hollow in the back If you're careful, mask up the edges of the door trim, and fill a small bead of adhesive onto the bullet Then apply to the door, removing the masking tape once the glue has set thus removing the...

Image for reference - unsure if it's this kind of sill detail you're getting

Yep, it'll be fine

In terms of bonding them in? I work in composites so adhesives are second nature, if you can get hold of Topfix, id highly recommend Unless you want them to come off later?

Crack on with ripping them off then!

They're bonded as mentioned above and to remove them without bending them is witchcraft

I have done this before. It goes as follows: Remove stereo/pull fascia forward and disconnect stereo and other plugs - Hazards/door lock Place to one side Spot your target, the heating controls, they're held in by two Torx T20 bolts on either side Undo these and store safely Now the...

Think it'll be something as simple as the tongs on the trims just not contacting properly Maybe clean up the contact points when you remove the diffuser

Yep I do! And I've fitted them in and they're a great fit Get pictures up before you hack stuff to bits!!