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Message: * HTML is OFF * Forum Code is ON Smilies	[quote][i]Originally posted by Wonky door[/i][br]Hi,does anyone know where I can get some of the nylon/plastic clip mounts that fit in the door/side panels to pop the trim into please? Cheers Dave [/quote]
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Wonky door	Posted - 02 Sep 2021 : 12:33:04 Hi,does anyone know where I can get some of the nylon/plastic clip mounts that fit in the door/side panels to pop the trim into please? Cheers Dave
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andydeans3	Posted - 28 Sep 2021 : 11:28:07 Dave It's a much better idea to use countersunk stainless steel screws. Grind little grooves in the countersunk screw head, which allows you to slide them along the trim, line them up with holes in the door, and fix them on the inside with stainless steel nuts. Small disadvantage is that you have to have access to the inside of the door. Much more solid way of fixing the trim though. I posted about it a while back with photos. Below are a couple of photos. Uses plenty of grease in holes, on the back etc. Vaseline on the back side of the trim. 1978 LHD SAAB 96 1978 MGB Roadster 2008 LHD "Classic" Renault Twingo 1991 Nissan Figaro