View Full Version : renault 5 doors so flexi
just wondering if everybody's r5 door are so flexible, certainly towards the lock area, they jus seem to have so much give in them.
Wondering if its just how they are , or if its just when they have had a dent and lost strength
Dave Reed
17-02-2011, 21:17
the word tin can springs to mind ;)
the word tin can springs to mind ;)
:agree: or tin foil.;)
just took a quik vid
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhmvtJ2-wJw
sound deadening...an theres light stuff out there to.
http://www.dynamat.com/download/2004%20Superlite.pdf
:)
scott 5gtt
17-02-2011, 22:18
yeah i used dynamat in the doors and quarters and that give them a lot more rigidity definatley the way forward for stronger doors :niceone:
ahh, yes i forgot my doors currently fitted are full of dynomat, thats probably why these ones just felt flimsy.. lol
dynamat = roof flashing tape.....
dynamat = roof flashing tape.....
Aka Lead which = alot of extra weight, no thanks, I'll put up with flexi doors and go M3 hunting :burnrubber:
dynamat = roof flashing tape.....
:laugh:
Yeh - they are tin cans... just be greatful though, as that's what makes them fun :)
Aka Lead which = alot of extra weight, no thanks, I'll put up with flexi doors and go M3 hunting :burnrubber:
erm no. its aluminium foil with a bitumen backing. yes extra weight, but hardly lead.
erm no. its aluminium foil with a bitumen backing. yes extra weight, but hardly lead.
I'm talking old school lead flashing, sorry me showing me age again
SCHWARTZ
18-02-2011, 18:29
flashing is/should be lead there on about flash band been around for a while very useful for the odd repair;)
I'm talking old school lead flashing, sorry me showing me age again
ole' oli getting old skool wit it....:laugh:......can you dig it !!!!! :cooter:
flash band tape is very diffrent to flashings.. flashings are simple a detail designed to weather tight roofing elements, traditional and commonly constructed using lead however preformed grp, and alu flashing are also becoming the norm now days as obviously lead is expensive and a magnet to pikeys :)
SCHWARTZ
18-02-2011, 19:47
lead is still miles better than anything else that they have tried to make to replace it. step flashing is easily the nicest flashing imo. Back to the doors:D
depends though, alu flashings cost pennies and can be fitted by any old roofing contractor/ diyer.. Lead is pikey magnet, expensive, heavy, and traditionally a plumber builds lead details>welts etc..
I work in the roofing trade, and the amount of roofing contractors who are gutted when we tell them we dont do premade grp/alu flashings for sideabutment's etc is amazing..
anyways a little off topic :P
SCHWARTZ
18-02-2011, 20:01
plumbers dont do lead no more thats all down to the roofers. Im also a roofer by trade, nothing lasts like lead or has the dressing properties of it either. you wont see a plumber changing a valley or box gutter:laugh: :nohijack::D
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