Who has mounted Mikey’s Fender Liners?, 914 Rubber Issue Options

[RickS]

Just received the box with the liners. Instead of the stated “clips” for mounting they came with rivets. Clips suggest clipping the liners to the fenders or other attachment points rivets on the other hand... Am a bit hesitant to start drilling holes in my original sheet metal. No instructions were provided either.

Any one done this or have suggestions of the least invasive way they mounted these not using “clips”?

[Mark Henry]

914rubber (and other member vendors) shouldn't have to included written instructions, but I'd suggest a web link addy to a how to thread here might be a good idea.

[RickS]

914rubber (and other member vendors) shouldn't have to included written instructions

Please tell me, based on what? Or do you ASSUME that because one can access this site they magically have the knowledge to perform all tasks on their cars flawlessly?That is one hell of a big assumption. You seem to forget that one of the premise behind this site is people helping people since most don’t posses said magic.

You are correct that vendors shouldn’t HAVE to include anything but the part, however many reputable vendors do, including JWest. A vendor which goes the extra mile for their customers tend to be the most successful. Not rocket science. I do agree with you that providing instructions on non-intuitive installs on their websites would work.

I have been buying quality reasonably priced parts from Mickey ever since he opened shop so if you feel the need to defend him, you can save your breath. I can’t count how many items I have bought from him through the years. Whenever there was an issue he stepped right up and resolved it. I will continue to buy parts from him with or without instructions but it doesn’t mean there isn’t always room for improvement. But what do I know after being a consultant to successful businesses for the last 25 years on how to grow and increase profitability, i could be wrong.

[Mark Henry]

914rubber (and other member vendors) shouldn't have to included written instructions

Please tell me, based on what? Or do you ASSUME that because one can access this site they magically have the knowledge to perform all tasks on their cars flawlessly?That is one hell of a big assumption. You seem to forget that one of the premise behind this site is people helping people since most don’t posses said magic.

You are correct that vendors shouldn’t HAVE to include anything but the part, however many reputable vendors do, including JWest. A vendor which goes the extra mile for their customers tend to be the most successful. Not rocket science. I do agree with you that providing instructions on non-intuitive installs on their websites would work.

I have been buying quality reasonably priced parts from Mickey ever since he opened shop so if you feel the need to defend him, you can save your breath. I can’t count how many items I have bought from him through the years. Whenever there was an issue he stepped right up and resolved it. I will continue to buy parts from him with or without instructions but it doesn’t mean there isn’t always room for improvement. But what do I know after being a consultant to successful businesses for the last 25 years on how to grow and increase profitability, i could be wrong.

Did you read the rest? I said a vendor just needs a link to a "how to" thread on this site.

You only know about 914rubber through the net, most likely from this site. So to me a "how to" thread would often be more in depth than any instruction sheet.