help!! please mesh

[Scottie]

where can I buy mesh needs to be 1500mm long 150mm width.

Tried everywhere I know including B&Q builder merchants etc.

Flattened not raised.

[Gismo]

Don't know myself but i'm interested, Is this to put on an aero kit rear bumper instead of the stickers :question:

[Big Col]

Hmmm. I might be able to find a source for this tomorrow...

[Monsta Mo Mini]

Halfords sell replacement mesh.

[Scottie]

quote:Originally posted by Bonnie Scotland

Don't know myself but i'm interested, Is this to put on an aero kit rear bumper instead of the stickers :question:


BS,

if its only for the rear bumper you should be able to buy online at the likes of ghost styling or speeding but because I can not get mesh to match whats on the car I'm having to replace the lot and the front bumper is where the problem is as most common size is 100cmx30cm.

[Scottie]

quote:Originally posted by Monsta Mo Mini

Halfords sell replacement mesh.


they do but not in my size:(

[Big Col]

We use mesh coupling guards here. The company that supplied them should be able to supply what you're looking for. I'll try and get a contact tomorrow when the purchase department are back in.

[Gismo]

Fi, have you already done the rear bumper then :question: if so, were you happy enough cutting out the "hole" and how did you attach the mesh :question:
Sorry a wee bit off topic :p

[Scottie]

quote:Originally posted by Bonnie Scotland

Fi, have you already done the rear bumper then :question: if so, were you happy enough cutting out the "hole" and how did you attach the mesh :question:
Sorry a wee bit off topic :p


we sorry I should say Allan used a angle grinder to cut shaped by hand and it was fix by bituim based adhesive.

[Heather]

Fiona,
This place does 1200 by 300. might be worth a look.
http://www.ccmotorsport.co.uk/mesh.htm

[Scottie]

got my mesh today and it was not easy to source but thanks to Glow Group Glasgow we now have the size required.:D

[Julz]

quote:Originally posted by Bonnie Scotland

Fi, have you already done the rear bumper then :question: if so, were you happy enough cutting out the "hole" and how did you attach the mesh :question:
Sorry a wee bit off topic :p


Plus, to hold the mesh in place until the adhesive sets, use an elastic band or similar, looped through the mesh then over a lolly stick, or nearby piece of wood, and twist it till it's tight and then place the stick in.... infact, how on earth do you explain this without a picture..... hud the mesh in place using a band and a stick with the stick and mesh being held tight against each other at either sides of the kit by the pull of the band....:clown: I need and etch-a-sketch!!:approve:

[MartinSullivan]

quote:Originally posted by Julz

I need and etch-a-sketch!!:approve:


http://www.etch-a-sketch.com/html/onlineetch.htm

[Scottie]

quote:Originally posted by Julz


quote:Originally posted by Bonnie Scotland

Fi, have you already done the rear bumper then :question: if so, were you happy enough cutting out the "hole" and how did you attach the mesh :question:
Sorry a wee bit off topic :p


Plus, to hold the mesh in place until the adhesive sets, use an elastic band or similar, looped through the mesh then over a lolly stick, or nearby piece of wood, and twist it till it's tight and then place the stick in.... infact, how on earth do you explain this without a picture..... hud the mesh in place using a band and a stick with the stick and mesh being held tight against each other at either sides of the kit by the pull of the band....:clown: I need and etch-a-sketch!!:approve:


or you could use tie pulls ;):p

[Big Col]

oooh WAY more of a pain to cut than a lacky band!