very nice
Team ABT.
- Thread starter RattyMcClelland
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I fitted the front splitter myself with the help of a friend, its deffo a 2 man job and not a 5 minute one.
you will obviously need the parts sprayed beforehand. i think the quality is good and is a 9 out of 10 in terms of how well the front splitter fitted.
You will need 2 tubes of Tiger seal, some chemical e.g. thinners to carefully remove the excess sealant along the joints once in position (do not wait until it is hard as you will not get it off then)
A roll of sturdy kitchen wipe i.e., Regina Blitz, a roll of duck tape and a couple of hand clamps with plastic ends won't go a miss either,
Dry fit the 3 sections first by sticking in place with duck tape to make sure you know where it goes and how well it fits, if need be put a couple of marker pen lines for later reference. then remove and apply the adhesive about the thickness of a standard pencil (not the pencil line but the pencil itself) to the edges as per the instruction manual. let the tubes heat up a little if too cold as they will be easier to control. offer up the main panel and stick in place and apply duck tape to stop it moving then position the other 2 panels and when your happy scrape off any residue adhesive with something plastic that won't scratch the paint and with a soft cloth soaked in thinners wipe along the joints and remove residue with the kitchen roll.You will have to unstick the duck tape and restick it as you go. This is the messy bit but take your time and it will pay dividends . Go for it and good luck.
you will obviously need the parts sprayed beforehand. i think the quality is good and is a 9 out of 10 in terms of how well the front splitter fitted.
You will need 2 tubes of Tiger seal, some chemical e.g. thinners to carefully remove the excess sealant along the joints once in position (do not wait until it is hard as you will not get it off then)
A roll of sturdy kitchen wipe i.e., Regina Blitz, a roll of duck tape and a couple of hand clamps with plastic ends won't go a miss either,
Dry fit the 3 sections first by sticking in place with duck tape to make sure you know where it goes and how well it fits, if need be put a couple of marker pen lines for later reference. then remove and apply the adhesive about the thickness of a standard pencil (not the pencil line but the pencil itself) to the edges as per the instruction manual. let the tubes heat up a little if too cold as they will be easier to control. offer up the main panel and stick in place and apply duck tape to stop it moving then position the other 2 panels and when your happy scrape off any residue adhesive with something plastic that won't scratch the paint and with a soft cloth soaked in thinners wipe along the joints and remove residue with the kitchen roll.You will have to unstick the duck tape and restick it as you go. This is the messy bit but take your time and it will pay dividends . Go for it and good luck.
If going with genuine abt it comes with full fitting instructions.
Sand the front splitters back to bare pu where applying the glue.
Don't use thinners to wipe excess of. Use a solvent degreaser. 3 man job for the front. 2 to hold in position and one to apply making tape to secure.
Rear is even worse to fit but does come with fixing to secure. It's so flexible it moves. The side skirts are very easy.
I used elch p1 adhesive.
Sand the front splitters back to bare pu where applying the glue.
Don't use thinners to wipe excess of. Use a solvent degreaser. 3 man job for the front. 2 to hold in position and one to apply making tape to secure.
Rear is even worse to fit but does come with fixing to secure. It's so flexible it moves. The side skirts are very easy.
I used elch p1 adhesive.
Mike Wedler
204motion SportLine
Grate job.Looks amazing
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WOW.
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that is one cooooool van.
I never thought the day would come where I’d see a black van with more shine than @Tourershine ’s van 
Mike Wedler
204motion SportLine
Very nice
I never thought the day would come where I’d see a black van with more shine than @Tourershine ’s van
Meh.
I wouldn't of left the sand/snow/sawdust on the tyres, plus it's not even a members ride, so doesn't count.
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