chris.richard
April 22nd, 2003, 01:43 PM
Thought I'd continue this in a new thread, rather than confuse the aerodynamics thread.
Dave, it must be KPP your using at that price, Kaylan is much more expensive. Here's what i got from them:
You have a couple of options depending on what you are wanting the plastic to protect.
1. KAYLAN
A flexible material ideal for mudflaps and underbody protection, used for applications such as deflective 'curtain's or for wrapping around trailing links and other similar components. Available in a variety of thicknesses and in almost any colour. (except for white!)
2. KDPP
A semi-rigid material ideal for sump & tank guards and 'skidding' the underside of the car. Also good for lining wheelarches.
Available in several thicknesses in white or black colour.
Price lists for both attached.
Dave, it must be KPP your using at that price, Kaylan is much more expensive. Here's what i got from them:
You have a couple of options depending on what you are wanting the plastic to protect.
1. KAYLAN
A flexible material ideal for mudflaps and underbody protection, used for applications such as deflective 'curtain's or for wrapping around trailing links and other similar components. Available in a variety of thicknesses and in almost any colour. (except for white!)
2. KDPP
A semi-rigid material ideal for sump & tank guards and 'skidding' the underside of the car. Also good for lining wheelarches.
Available in several thicknesses in white or black colour.
Price lists for both attached.