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Well I spent an hour each on the side strips and about 2-3 hours for the door strips. After you do a couple of layers of primer and then wetsand it should be good.

I spent hours drysanding the sidestrips until they were smooth and i mean really, really smooth. I used 240/400/800 wet & dry to do it.

I never said my 1.4 Clio was better in any respect my friend ;) I just said I feel it's very girly, sorry if you took offence to my opinion :)

They didnt realise it was a 1.2 ?

Yup mine's got some too.

Id prefer it to be associated with old grannies rather than young female drivers............:o

V good progress. I still use the rattle cans, can't afford this high tech equipment ;) How did you sand down the sidestrips? I spent hours on them taking the orange peel effect off...

Very girly tbh. Shaped like a PH1 Tigra. I used to know a girl that owned one. Cougar is the man's version.

So presuming people's thumbgrips aren't worn down or split then it's just a simple job for you of covering them?

Indeed v professional with that spray gun!!

Nice one! My uncle lives there aswell. Dad's mudflaps kept grounding on the curvy road surfaces lol. Nice pic!!

I wouldnt mind getting the dash strips done to match the thumbgrips tbh. Tony's gonna be mega rich :D

1) ALL Mk2 shaped Clios 2)Is it rusty ? Dont worry about maintenance 3)Yes it is serious. If it does have rust on it get down to Renault and get it checked out. 4) Here are two other threads on the same subject matter http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=346733...

It's the standard thumbgrips covered in cabron fibre film with resin as the hold and then lacquered over. Really smart imo :D

I believe you just put the new ones over the top... ?

There's a panel at the back of the glovebox which pushes out. Im sure you could get one custom made or just source another one and drill it!

Spot on that is! Obviously the lacquer will ensure a lack of wear :)

Awesome indeed :D

The Twingo looks good :D

You need the bumpstrips colour coded!!

Lovely thing

Tshh to think the advice I gave you and you turned it into a snot rocket!!! Looks a good job though!!!

You need to take it apart fully and put it in the airing cupboard for at least a week. If you've tried turning it on when it was wet you've fucked it anyway and you now need a new phone. However, I'll have it for parts ;)

Tis tasty that LOL..........

http://www.bbc.co.uk/consumer/tv_and_radio/watchdog/contact_index.shtml Get writing people

Give him one at a time and use your spare ;)

When I first got mine I had 4 foot of wire stuck down the back because of the Nokia handsfree kit that this guy had installed. Took it out in the end. Bluetooth FTW

LMAO... this has never happened to me thankfully... just made sure all the wires were as far down the back as they could go and gently eased the headunit til it clicked into the cage. Job done.

LOL it's hardly a discredit of your photography mate, just an observation :)