- Sep 29, 2007
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- MH
- C Class
- Exp
- Motorhoming since 2006, 30 years tent camping in Africa
I'm in the process of repairing my 25 year old Euramobil (dark grey bottom half, light grey top half).
The pic below is where the rear view and reversing cameras are mounted at the top of the back. This area is going to be light grey.
As you can see it's been butchered quite a bit, and I'm planning to Sikaflex a 3mm 100x150mm stainless steel plate to the van and then to mount the cameras onto that. The plate will cover all the holes. The new cameras come with painted stainless mounting brackets and stainless screws.
My question is: should I Sikaflex the plate directly onto the surface you can see and paint afterwards or to paint it first and then to Sikaflex onto the painted surface?
The pic below is where the rear view and reversing cameras are mounted at the top of the back. This area is going to be light grey.
As you can see it's been butchered quite a bit, and I'm planning to Sikaflex a 3mm 100x150mm stainless steel plate to the van and then to mount the cameras onto that. The plate will cover all the holes. The new cameras come with painted stainless mounting brackets and stainless screws.
My question is: should I Sikaflex the plate directly onto the surface you can see and paint afterwards or to paint it first and then to Sikaflex onto the painted surface?