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dickbowyer

Member Since: 27 Nov 2015
Location: West Sussex
Posts: 8

2011 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 SW Epsom Green

Chequer plate sill fitment - gasket, silicon or Dinitrol wax

Going to fit Mammouth chequer plate sills to prevent ongoing sill damage from boots when standing on side steps. Paint all intact. No gaskets supplied so are they not need, best fabricated from pond liner material or will a coat of Dintrol wax do the trick to prevent corrosion between sill and CP. If so which Dinitrol to use? Sorry to ask

but not clear from previous threads. Will of course Dintrol bolt fitting holes and rear nuts.

13th Dec 2017 11:26pm

mk1collector

Member Since: 17 Sep 2009
Location: West Yorkshire
Posts: 6769

I dinitrolled Inbetween my cp and sill and as you say the back of the sill too

Ray
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14th Dec 2017 12:19am

dickbowyer

Member Since: 27 Nov 2015
Location: West Sussex
Posts: 8

Which type of Dinitrol, seems to be many formulations. The high performance wax?

14th Dec 2017 7:50am

LandRoverAnorak

Member Since: 17 Jul 2011
Location: Surrey
Posts: 11240

2013 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 USW Orkney Grey

Last time I fitted a set, I stuck some self-adhesive closed cell foam, 2-3mm thick, to the back of the CP, which worked well. There shouldn't be a corrosion issue between the two panels as they're both aluminium, but it stopped crud building up between them.

I also secured them with 6mm nylon nuts and bolts. There's little to no load on them, even if you bash the cills, and they avoided rusted bolts. It could also be done with stainless bolts and nylon washers to separate the metals if you wanted to. I've got quite a collection of different sized nylon washers now, as they're really handy for this sort of thing. Darren

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14th Dec 2017 9:10am

Grouse

Member Since: 16 Apr 2012
Location: on the hill
Posts: 512

I am going through this same scenario with the bonnet on my 110. But I am going to stick it on with TigerSeal and also rivet it. No corrosion, not coming off and therefore won't create any issues

14th Dec 2017 4:58pm

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