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Fitting Fiat roof bars
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01/06/2016 21:05
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So then, what's the correct sequence for fitting the Fiat roof bars, so that you don't have a nervous breakdown for fear of scratching the paint around the door frame or on the roof?
Also, have people generally used a clear vinyl film under the main feet to help protect the paint?
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Re: Fitting Fiat roof bars
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01/06/2016 21:26
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I've used a blanket on the roof to protect it and then laid the bars on top, attach one side then the other. The main feet do scuff the lacquer so a protective film is a good idea, don't know where you'd get it from though, and whether it will sit flat enough on the curved roof?
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