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Just wondering if someone could help me. I just want to know how you went about it using the filler etc. I have a spare set of middle vents and i want to put it in vent that is closest to the drivers side.
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Think Ben used to use fibre glass and filler
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I installed mine into the driver side vent. Sam explained to me that it wasnt that hard using filler and that, His finish came up nicely when he smoothed his center console a bit.
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Yeah use p40 then p38 on the top. I just got a pillar pod on mine. Get to keep the vents
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Make a sponge pod like mine
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Sponge pod vent pants ha ha I remember that thread!! Looked good though
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Sounds funnier than it was tbh! Thread on .net
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It sits nicer theses days
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Ha ha looks crapper than I remember must have been pissed, pikey bodge ftmfw