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Holes cut |
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Tungsten carbide grit edged jigsaw blades make light work of glass fibre and leave a neat edge |
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U.S spec. headlight with clear glass |
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I have fitted 'E' approved Wipac halogen quadoptic light units to these units. |
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Rear Number Plate Light |
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First I clamped the light to a piece of 10 litre polythene paint tub. I then 'extended' the edge by adding a skim of car body filler. |
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Rear Number Plate Light 2 |
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After shaping the unit roughly I stuck some self adhesive abrasive sheets to my rear clam shell, offered up the light and rubbed it against the abrasive until it was a snug fit. I then laminated two layers of glass fibre mat on the rear to give it strength. |
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Rear Number Plate Light 3 |
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Final layer going on. I made a 'captive nut' from a piece of hexagonal brass bar and bonded this underneath my laminates. |
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