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LOL @ shitey bonnets.

Fairly sure almost every picture in this thread been taken with a brick.

I think you need to have a chug and go to sleep Aydon, you're a bit tense.

Since when did you have a Cup?!

^ What Fletcher said, it's genuinely harder to take off the arch liners and f**k about skinning your knuckles than it is just to whip the bumper off Lol.

Those ones all seem to be tasteful, not a fly eye in sight!

Looks "Meh" to me, but then so did all the non-sport Mk3s as well. I'll wait until I see an RS up close before I decide.

You won't lose your no claims, but your insurance will go up unfortunately, even if it's not your fault and not claimed off your insurance.

Of course it's supposed to work, it's one of your brake/tail lights. Issue with the wiring, might be a dodgy connection.

Do you give them a pasting on the way past?

No wonder he fined you if you pasted him.

Nice one Danny. Lol at rapey plate. Get some xenons on there!

I like that, wheels do look a lot better blue. Pics taken on grass don't do it any justice though. On a side note, I expect your friend requests on FB went through the roof since you made this thread.

Mine was lowered somewhere in the 70mm region on 172 wheels and never rubbed with people in the back:

Your reg will only give them the code for Inferno, different paint manufacturers have different shades. Their system may only have one shade for Inferno mind but it's another possibility as to why it's off.

Problem is, there may well be more than one shade of Inferno which has appeared over the years it was in use, due to Renault swapping paint manufacturers among other things. If it's the wrong shade, it won't match no matter how well you apply the paint, so you may well be better off handing them...

That's a bit different when they're nowhere near any other painted panel on the car.

Glanza for me purely on looks. Just remember you will die in one if you crash above 5mph, they're made out of cheese.

Well yes, but Inferno is a s**t load harder to match than say black for example. Did they compare shade chips next to the car before mixing?

When you say you've bought paint from there before and it matched OK, was it Inferno?

Christ on a f**king bike.

May be different in Oz, UK Ph1 models never came with one:

Phase 1s don't have a rear diamond on them, that will be why the size only matches front diamonds that you have.

Original yet tasteful, nicely done.

As above. If you have washers and self levellers, they need to work. If they're not there, they can't test them so they can't fail you for it.

Did you genuinely just say a 200 doesn't drive well?

Wrong. It doesn't need to be smoothed to be "Euro" at all. So? Your car looks the same as every other 172 on here, well done! You mean advice? To the OP, the shop looks good, stick to that. Don't use the word "Euro" though, it's gay.

^ That's cheap though. Daniel's estimate is about right for my place, the places you're all quoting are doing it for buttons, so they're either cutting corners somewhere or making pennies in profit every job they do.

Aye that too, hitting a whitey from the fumes.

Yaaaaaaaaaasssssss!