KTC trim tool set
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KTC trim tool set
Anyone have a "KTC trim tool set" or know where to buy one? Bought a roof rack on ebay and instructions list this as a required installation tool. While we're at it, anyone with experience in installing the roof rack that can provide some wisdom?
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
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Originally Posted by GreezWop
Anyone have a "KTC trim tool set" or know where to buy one? Bought a roof rack on ebay and instructions list this as a required installation tool. While we're at it, anyone with experience in installing the roof rack that can provide some wisdom?
Thanks all.
Thanks all.
http://www.thetoolnetwork.com/ktc_3_for_1_shipping.html
They are tools made specifically for prying things up safely without damage. In most cases a screwdriver wrapped in a shop towel or tape will do just fine. I have a plastic trim tool that cost like $5 from pro fit. It works great for most interior applications, not sure about the roof rack though...
http://www.pro-fit-intl.com/Adobe/DM-40-22.pdf
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you do not need it. I did my roof rack install without it. I could do a short video and post it. I won't have time till after thanksgiving though. I did it with my hand and a water bottle.
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Did the install this afternoon. Used a putty knife that i took to a bench grinder to smoothe out the sharp corners. Worked like a charm. Install was easy and roof-rack looks great! Thanks all!
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Originally Posted by RDXer
you do not need it. I did my roof rack install without it. I could do a short video and post it. I won't have time till after thanksgiving though. I did it with my hand and a water bottle.
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I am a very handy person and was able to do the installation in about an hour. Probabaly could have done it quicker but i was being very gentle around my new "baby".
On a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being completely uncoordinated and 5 being a mechanic. I would say this job requires a skill level 3.
On a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being completely uncoordinated and 5 being a mechanic. I would say this job requires a skill level 3.
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Originally Posted by lumpulus
I was going to do it myself on my G/F's RDX but seeing "Hacksaw" in the required tool list scared me off.
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