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Not off the top of my head sorry.
Have a look through the gunmans channel on YouTube, see if there's anything on there.
It's basically just rubbing with various grits though
Is there an oem looking aftermarket head unit? I.e one that doesn't look all neon and Halfords with lashings of chrome and buttons and a fancy light dance on start up?
I don't understand why Renault changed the belt interval between 197s and 200s. It's the same engine, same parts, why try for another year?
The value of these are all over the place ATM. Dogs for £2.5k and decent ones for £8/9k. A couple of dreamers up for £10K+
It does :D
I need to get somewhere with a roof so I can get into the permanent coatings to give them proper cure time.
The twingo looked ace. Shame about the faults
I gave the engine a quick once over too
The carbon dip was pretty ace
But, some afters
Plastics done with revive, glass with rain x, body and headlights with reload and gyeon cure
Just shy of 12 hours in total. By far the most difficult car I've done yet haha.
Boot lid before, high exposure
Boot lid after
Boot lid after high exposure
I forgot to get a before of here
But here is a little further across the rear bumper
So I worked my way around the car. With racing blue being so bright I had to wind the exposure right up on the camera to catch the extent of the swirls so that's why the colour is a bit off in some of these.
A lot of these took multiple passes and sometimes multiple compounds to get any...
The following morning I cracked straight on polishing the headlights with G3 scratch remover followed by auto finesse #2 (can't remember the polish name) followed by carpro essence
Then the sun came out so I got to have a look at the swirls. Pretty bad all over
After one pass with...
The hazing was deep in places so I worked from 800 grit up to 2000 grit after the final wash.
Then the heavens opened so I sat in the back seat with a bucket to clean the belts.
Drivers side after a quick scrub
After a bit more scrubbing
Clean drivers side against the clean bit of...
@BGEarles dropped his 182 off on Friday for me to go over.
I don't know where to begin as this thing was the most awkward car to correct I've ever done. I really wasn't expecting the paint to be so solid.
Anyway, Ben dropped the car off and I cracked straight on, I forgot to get any befores...
Yup, why chance joe public when you're pretty much guaranteed to catch car enthusiasts.
Did you see it binging with speeding? The technology sounds cool. But I hate it lol
Nice pics. Glenn's raider looks ace!
That's ridiculous, but i suppose they'd be daft not to be at an event like that.
I bet it'd take a week on regular roads to get the same commission they can get outside of a meet like Malton.