Replace the Ply-Line Kit in Load Area of a Van. ADDS VALUE. 

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Whatever drugs your taking you need to ease off them pal, are you serious! Put the floor in wrong and rough as guts and as for stamping on the board to get it flat WHAT A PRO LOL. How about dont fix the right hand floor board lay them both in together with no gap so the seam is exactly in the middle of the pressed floor van base then start fixing. side panel then sit down on the floor boards and seal. Wheel arch boxes don't fit properly with gaps everywhere screwed though the wheel arch rough as guts. Screws too long jesus they will leave scratch marks in the road they are that long Dog shit install Give up your shite

@@christhompson1708 Thanks for your eloquent reply to my comment...in my defense i watched the video and just left a polite reply ..im not disagreeing with your view i just couldn't be arsed to leave a review

Straight down through the floor, where anything could be underneath, like wiring loom or hoses for fuel or brakes. Those wheel arch cover screws are pointing at the inside rear tyre walls, ready to pop them when least expected. That is why they are usually just bonded.

6:12 Ooft. So shoddy 🤦‍♂️

This is how ply lining is fitted into all Renault Trafic, there are no cables hoses or anything under the floor pan, all electrical cabling is run inside the roof line and down the end pillars, wheel arches there are two screws on the side and two on the top, wheel clearance inside the arch is about 5 inches all around, Renault Trafic has 12 year warranty for corrosion and Rust, mk3 new shape, the self-tapping screws only come through about 5mmm, go to your local Renault Vauxhall dealer have a look,

First time u have done that by the looks of it u could fit a single bed in some of that gaps 😂😂😂😂

​@@dboy6735it's a van ply out, not Hepplewhite bespoke cabinet making 🤦

You Can't what a twat lets clean rust up and start more by pushing high pressure water into every nook and cranny PILLOCK !

9mm floor, 6mm sides