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TONNEAU COVER - MR.BANTAM - 27-10-2011 07:52 AM
Hi guys how r u all doing?
I need some advice from u all.
Its time for me to put a tonneau cover on my Bantam bakkie, now the problem is that im gonna get the one that works with the stretchcord and not the one that clips in a plastic bracket becauce the clip-in one does not last as long as the stretchcord type.
What can i do to prevent the cover and cord to damage the paint on the sides and at the edges where the cover pulls over the body??
THANX
RE: TONNEAU COVER - Wells - 27-10-2011 10:40 AM
The best way to prevent the cords chaffing through the paint in my opinon is VPS, it is a clear polyurethane that is stuck around the edges of the bakkie. Here in PE the fitment centre charges about R400 for a 50mm strip around the whole bak.
Hope this helps.
RE: TONNEAU COVER - MR.BANTAM - 27-10-2011 12:27 PM
(27-10-2011 10:40 AM)Wells Wrote: The best way to prevent the cords chaffing through the paint in my opinon is VPS, it is a clear polyurethane that is stuck around the edges of the bakkie. Here in PE the fitment centre charges about R400 for a 50mm strip around the whole bak.
Hope this helps.
Thank you so much Wells
Awaiting quote from fitment centre in JHB.
Regards
