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you have a choice. either cut the lip off the new plastic panel or trim 10mm off the steel lip on the car. i know which is easier...

I cut the lip, but that's only because I want it to look like the normal battery cover and I have also been known to lean on it when under the bonnet so I need the support under the cover. Cutting the steel lip is extremely easy, probably easier than cutting the plastic accurately

To make the whole thing look like it has been there since day dot, you will want to cut the metal lip. If you start cutting the plastic you will have to remove a fair amount and probably ruin the cover.

mine has cut plastic. less than 10mm taken off. when its under the rubber seal you cant see the edge. just sit it ontop of the lip then trace the steel edge with a white pencil. cut inside the white line. perfection

Nope, I am still waiting on a couple of payments to clear so if you can transfer it tonight that would be great.

Will PM you the details Glen.

For those that haven't, I will also need your delivery address via PM and also contact number for the parcel.

I have your money and am disappearing into the sunset :P

I was waiting until today for the last payment but it doesn't seem to be coming now.

No matter, I am placing the order today via PayPal so should be shipped out from the US either today or tomorrow.

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