As required by Cams.
Is 3M plastic protector the go?
Thanks.
Protective film for glass lenses (for CAMS) - suggestions?
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Re: Protective film for glass lenses (for CAMS) - suggestion
Clear Contact(R) film or the cheapest generic version is what I use. They're not fussy - even sticky tape will do.
Standard 2006 NC - YouTube
WP 1:11.89 | SMP-S 1:05.90 GP 1:54.93 N 1:18.09 L 2:22.49 | PW 1:02.52
PI 2:00.55 | W-S 1:12.44 W-L 1:43.36 | SR 1:33.25
WP 1:11.89 | SMP-S 1:05.90 GP 1:54.93 N 1:18.09 L 2:22.49 | PW 1:02.52
PI 2:00.55 | W-S 1:12.44 W-L 1:43.36 | SR 1:33.25
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Re: Protective film for glass lenses (for CAMS) - suggestion
Fair enough, thanks Bryan.
Read you have your second MX5, nice! I was thinking of doing exactly the same thing, but have decided to hang on to the RX8 for now. Did you disable the passenger airbag? From the research I did on it, having a proper child harness and sitting the seat right back was more than good enough.
Read you have your second MX5, nice! I was thinking of doing exactly the same thing, but have decided to hang on to the RX8 for now. Did you disable the passenger airbag? From the research I did on it, having a proper child harness and sitting the seat right back was more than good enough.
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Nope, didn't do anything with the airbag. Alex is nearly 8yo now and has been out of the child seat for ages. But even with a booster seat and lap-sash belt, there's no problem having younger kids in the passenger seat. It's only with baby capsules and proper child seats that airbags are an issue.
Standard 2006 NC - YouTube
WP 1:11.89 | SMP-S 1:05.90 GP 1:54.93 N 1:18.09 L 2:22.49 | PW 1:02.52
PI 2:00.55 | W-S 1:12.44 W-L 1:43.36 | SR 1:33.25
WP 1:11.89 | SMP-S 1:05.90 GP 1:54.93 N 1:18.09 L 2:22.49 | PW 1:02.52
PI 2:00.55 | W-S 1:12.44 W-L 1:43.36 | SR 1:33.25
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Re: Protective film for glass lenses (for CAMS) - suggestion
My daughter is 6 1/2 (don't forget the half) so I was going to put proper child harness in for her.
No need for the time being, suicide...sorry .... freestyle doors work fine.
No need for the time being, suicide...sorry .... freestyle doors work fine.
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Re: Protective film for glass lenses (for CAMS) - suggestion
Contact applied. Yuk Never was much good at school projects.
Thank goodness for Mrs Mazmad and her skills.
Thank goodness for Mrs Mazmad and her skills.
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