my mk4 rs van restoration/project
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so, weather wasn't bad today so I decided to grab some bits out the shed.
I got the rear beam out ready to stip down, prep and paint, also we will be doing an axle flip
if anyone knows of a how to or any help and info on doing the axle flip it will be truly apprieciated thanks
so anyway here's the rear beam after removing the hubs and drum backing plate etc
I got the rear beam out ready to stip down, prep and paint, also we will be doing an axle flip
if anyone knows of a how to or any help and info on doing the axle flip it will be truly apprieciated thanks
so anyway here's the rear beam after removing the hubs and drum backing plate etc
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there was some welding that had previously been done which I wasn't to happy with, so we chopped it out and re-done,
heres it is after merv re-done it
heres it is after merv re-done it
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now today was a good day, im sooooooo happy and pleased to say that all the rot underneath is GONE and all welding is DONE, it feels sooo good,
now just have plenty of grinding, fibre glassing, rubbing down and prep work etc to do
looking good
now just have plenty of grinding, fibre glassing, rubbing down and prep work etc to do
looking good
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thank you, the majority of the welding underneath has now been fibreglassed, and just needs rubbing down, once that's done we will get some pics up, will be a while though so you will have to bare with us
thanks max and merv
thanks max and merv
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hi glenn, we fibre glassed the welds once they had been grinded down, just to smooth it out slightly, so that once it has been sprayed it will look more original rather then seeing welds/patches etc
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Just use seam sealer... Start fibre glassing the underside and mot inspectors are gonna question repairs imo...
Keep up the good work...
Keep up the good work...