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Jamie Thomas (Redstonepanda)Renault clio mk3 tweeter cover. I've added 2 sizes 61mm dia and 63mm dia. The one in the picture is 61mm and flush with the old vent. 63mm would be slightly wider and could make for a better fit. 1.just pop out your tweeter cover 2.sand the top of the tweeter cover and bottom of the 3d printed part so you get a good adhesion 3.use CA glue to stick the printed part on top of the tweeter cover (you might want to use clamps or something heavy to make sure it sticks) 4.At this point it would be a good idea if you would like to paint the cover as it will hide the glue marks. 5,wait to dry (if neccessary) and pop back into place in your car (make sure to be careful as it can snap/crack the vent). (you can also do this with the tweeter vent inplace but may make it difficult in the future to remove the tweeter and vent. it may also not create a sufficient bond.) Doing this modification is also permanent as there is no way of removing the cover in the future if you glue it on. Redstonepanda takes no responsibility for any damages or loses that may happen when you do this modification. DO THIS MODIFICATION AT YOUR OWN RISK. =.
Originally published on thingiverse.com by Jamie Thomas (Redstonepanda) · License: CC BY-NC-SA
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