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How to make a gauge holder for your vl
Started by whiplash · 25 Aug 2006 · 53 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
05-01-07, 23:16 GMT+10#26
I wanna give it a go, well I need it done I got 3 Gauges jus sittin there un-attached, but worried I'll screw up. Anyone wanna do it for me, I'll pay you
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10-01-07, 14:59 GMT+10#27
thanks for comments guys. if people want i can make these up. just will need the holder to do it.
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10-01-07, 21:50 GMT+10#28
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Originally Posted by whiplash
thanks for comments guys. if people want i can make these up. just will need the holder to do it.
Mate put me down; I'll pay post, time, effort, materials. Just hit me a PM please.
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20-03-07, 16:26 GMT+10#29
Antranik's gauge holder i made for him. just wanted to post up a pic to show the difference in covering it and painting it. you can see the angled view a bit better by painting it. hope you enjoy it mate.
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20-03-07, 16:44 GMT+10#31
top work mate looks awsome
how much do you charge to make these up?
cheers
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20-03-07, 18:15 GMT+10#32
charged antranik $150 thats including materials and labour, plus express return postage. he supplied sunglass holder and gauge for fitment and payd for postage for teh stuff to me. so yer ill do these holders for that price all the time for people. that is a painted price depending on which paint you want done.
however if you wanted valour type material coverd it will cost extra for the material or just send me the material with the holder.
if you want vinyl coverd then it will be material plus extra for the glue that is needed. this is because i will need to get the gauge to a perfect state good enough to paint as if there is any little dents or stuff on teh holder it will show through on the vinyl. so there is the spray putty cost plus the glue cost where the valour is only glue no spray putty.
glad you guys like it
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20-03-07, 21:17 GMT+10#33
This guys work is tops. Every attention to detail as you can see and very happy with it.
Very trustworthy guy. Thanks again
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04-01-08, 02:42 GMT+10#34
Great thread this, well done and congrats for starting it, might use the
techniques to repair mine and add a bit - broke mine getting to the security
switch
Thanks for the info,
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05-02-08, 11:41 GMT+10#35
Looks like I've found myself something to do on the weekend.
However, it won't look good with only 2 holes.. So 3 it is, but what fills the 3rd hole, I've got boost/vac and a/f - what does everyone get for the 3rd.
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02-05-08, 01:30 GMT+10#39
Looks like foam, you know what i reckon sprayed foam would come up almost as good as that and thousand times easier, hmm
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02-05-08, 11:37 GMT+10#40
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Originally Posted by sleeprVLT
Looks like foam, you know what i reckon sprayed foam would come up almost as good as that and thousand times easier, hmm
Yes but its messy, hard to use first time. Lots of trial and error. When I foamed my boot it was a total mess but did the job. After doing the boot I went onto the inside of the doors and learnt how it worked. If i did what I did to my boot the windows wouldn't go down today.
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