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i'm toying with the ideal of cutting the rain gutters off the roof and smoothing them down. I reckon it would look ok and i won't need them as the car is going to used in the dry only.
I know its a lot of work and most will probably say its stupid and not worth it but theoretically can i just cut them off with a grinder and smooth away ie. i'm not going to be left with a gaping hole into the car?
I know its a lot of work and most will probably say its stupid and not worth it but theoretically can i just cut them off with a grinder and smooth away ie. i'm not going to be left with a gaping hole into the car?
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I have a feeling if you cut them off you might have to weld them up as i guessing its a seam which will then come apart when removed. might be wrong
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that's what's put me off doing it. I'm doing it if it's easy enough and it'll be a wee bit different but if its a major hassle then i'll leave well alone
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