Refitting under-bonnet foam
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FlashBastd
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Mine is falling off on above the battery, what is the best stuff to use to stick it back on?
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mrLEE30
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stick the old stuff on with rubber cement or rubber glue, or the replacement kit for entire bonnet is not too expensive if the old one is tatty (good tip if you want to sell a car too!)
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FlashBastd
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Cool, thanks, got any brand names to look for?
Is this something I should be able to pick up at the local DIY store?
Is this something I should be able to pick up at the local DIY store?
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DaveD
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try upholstery spray glue ...that works on rubber and is easy to use
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dobbie82
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To replace it all means peeling it all off... isnt that a nightmare? mine is tatty on one of them cant remember which though!
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DaveD
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do what i did and get an m3 bonnet liner...it looks great
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tomtomiS
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what does the m3 liner look like? and a good tip is to use a jet wash if u wanna get rid the old stuff, that works a treat
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Bob_S
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about Ԛ£26 from the dealers is new foam
Bollocks to this 24v scrap!
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dazleeds
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hmmm must get mone sorted soon
thought it cost more
thought it cost more
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316eyes
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You can get a wheel that fits in a leccy drill from a good autoparts store that takes off the old glue without damage.
Replacements from dealer are sticky backed IIRC.
Replacements from dealer are sticky backed IIRC.
I'm not completely perfect.......there are some bits missing or broken.
But the weather here helps!!!
But the weather here helps!!!
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old_skool
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Get a mate with a steam cleaner or decent jet wash to get the old crap off. The new insulation kit from the dealer is good value and tidies things up right nicely 
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DaveD
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part no 28tomtomiS wrote:what does the m3 liner look like? and a good tip is to use a jet wash if u wanna get rid the old stuff, that works a treat
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do ... g=41&fg=35


