P38A Trench foot..

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Yip cut it off and refitted it... Err, so they told me.... They fixed everything else as well. Like the rear lower plastic trim above the bumper, the door weather strip and the headlining where they had pulled it down while funkong about looking for the leaks that didn't exist... Oh and cleaned the mess.. That's the last time I'll go to them for anything from now on after 15yrs if knowing them as well. Nevermind, you soon forget people and move on. :(
 
Well, this morning it was wet again...
I stayed there this time... Some of the old original body seal had been removed with the old screen joint.
The new joint has a dip in it and the water collects, fills up and levels its self off by dropping into the steel overlap. I funking spotted it.... Ffs...... Ten minutes tops it took them to prep it and fill it with a seam sealer....
My point is, nearly 900€ and it didn't leak before the repair was carried out.
Was I unreasonable, I even apologized to the lad I bollocked yesterday... I felt so bad after I had gotten home as well. Poor kid.
 
Your not having much luck with this are you:(
would have thought with the first cockup they would have been extra carefull:rolleyes:
 
OK, so.... After being told again and again it was the sunroof and being told again and again.. It's not!!.
It's cured, no water ingress... I'd stayed with the car the other day at the garage and while I was waiting for the owner to come and debate the sunroof I noticed on the floor some little pieces of something with paint on them.
After picking up the bits the paint was the same colour as the RR... Weird I thought??
So the screen top trim was removed and I coud see the top of the screen. There was an exposed area where the sealer had been removed. I had put the bits I found on a cardboard box near the door and showed them to the owner, to his surprise... Then inspecting the screen top with him we found the seam sealer had been disturbed and exposed allowing water to seep in at a slow rate between the metal layers.
It's like putting a new gasket on a shïtty surface...
1st time it was the sunroof,
2nd time it was bad glue,
3rd time it was the sunroof
And finally it was disturbed and not prepared properly and as normal but just like the first time, fünking thrown on and pushed out of the door....
I didn't actually say thank you tbh.
I did apologize to the young lad for treating him the way I did.
What a joke, the owner said "you did have a right go at us as well"
REALLY!!!!....... o_O:rolleyes:
 
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