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Thanks for posting that; will definitely come in handy at some point over the next few months (I'm in Basingstoke, too)

Clean and degrease the area where it's to go, spray the surface with water from the wife's houseplant spray thing, peel the paper off, apply the decal onto the wet surface, the water will help it slide to position, use a plastic body filler spreader or similar to squeegee the water out, peel the tr...

We have one of those all-in-one folding tables with the 4 chairs built in. Our is "OK", but the fixtures that hold it all together certainly don't hold up well if it's not planted geometrically perfectly on the ground. We find ourselves ensuring that everything is square before sitting on ...

OBG - our new camper is an early, so it comes with the brown interior trim. Not my favourite, to be honest. Was considering re-covering the whole lot using using some soft foam as a slightly squidgy backing and either decent vinyl or leather (probably a cream colour) on top. So, steering wheel would...

300CE wrote:They do these in 45cm Paul and with matching handbrake and gear knob covers:

I'm not sure whether to be horrified or in awe. Either way, that's a steering wheel cover and a half!

For those with time on their hands, you can make one yourself! (thinking of giving it a go, though I imagine my results might not be so impressive as this expert); https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcAmaou3F2g

I've been educating myself on T25's for a couple of years now, by mooching around this forum (though not saying much - apologies for that!) in order that when funds allow I have half a chance of not making an awful purchase. In amongst all that education, I've decided to (attempt to) buy something a...

Might be worth checking out GoWesty's video(s) on sliding door maintenance, then check your door out and see which part(s) have failed or in need of replacement/repair; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5UrduOCJws

With regard "sticky sweets" and such on your interior, try searching on YouTube for "interior car detail using steam". Whilst the videos from professional Detailers shows them using fairly industrial (read: expensive) steamers, I've done vehicle interiors using a household steame...