Checker plate fixing?
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the_wolf
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Just rivet it down, its the easiest way. No prep is needed usually, just make sure its clean and dry so you're not trapping any water (even though it'll probably find a way under it anyway)
the_wolf
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See if you could get a layer of rubber sheeting to stick under it
bobbler
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Probably best to sort the rot before trying to cover it
13E41V
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I fitted checker to rear of my csw get it bolted or riveted down with some seal as I didn't with mine and it does drum your head in lol although you will get used to it
