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- Greg
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- #32
So Philip sent me a couple of new spacers and sticky pads. Took the plate and bracket off and deburred the butchers handiwork. The surprises are still coming. Turns out under all the burrs there was actually another hole the clown must have done in one of his first attempts. I fail to see how they could be so incredibly stupid.
When I put the bracket up against the bumper the holes in the bracket line up perfectly with the dimples. I drilled two 3mm holes in the dimples and they lined up perfectly as well. Cleaned the bumper with the alcohol wipes Philip supplied and removed the red plastic from the sticky pads. Added spacers to screws after poking them through the hole in the bracket. The screws were easy to start in the pilot holes and I just did them up with a screw driver. The bracket sits perfectly level and in the middle of the bumper. Looks great. Simple job and all bits well made and engineered for the job.
I just hope they never let this clown near power tools or anyone's car ever again.
When I put the bracket up against the bumper the holes in the bracket line up perfectly with the dimples. I drilled two 3mm holes in the dimples and they lined up perfectly as well. Cleaned the bumper with the alcohol wipes Philip supplied and removed the red plastic from the sticky pads. Added spacers to screws after poking them through the hole in the bracket. The screws were easy to start in the pilot holes and I just did them up with a screw driver. The bracket sits perfectly level and in the middle of the bumper. Looks great. Simple job and all bits well made and engineered for the job.
I just hope they never let this clown near power tools or anyone's car ever again.