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makavellis old bay:

remember this one dave (its the one with the white wheels ;) )

you and me both ;) will have to try and catch you at one of the local meets, or are you going FCS?

scratch x was designed for hand use, but some people use it on the pc when a panel is quite badly beaten up

ta mate :o your motor looked nice and shiny from what i saw of it. saw you at the traffic lights but by the time i properly noticed you were virtually driving past!

not really. is it metal and in direct contact with the engine?

depends on the individual person but should be that much. the colour magic stuff you talk of is just an advertising gimmick so avoid at all costs lol. as for the chip stick they do sell them at renault but its cheaper (usually about a fiver) if you get them from a local paint specialist so...

get the fluid changed and bled then. made a massive difference on my old car and it wasnt that old when it was done

just done SRP with pc on mine and it worked well, but its really quite gentle so depends how bad your car is.

or powdercoated so it last better than paint especially when spanners are flying around

ive got arguably too much camber on my car. great when your physically in the bend but really struggle for traction especially when its a bit wet. once these tyres are shagged which shouldnt be long lol ill be taking it back to about 1 degree

55 plate 182 in silver if im not mistaken ??

i always used to wash my old car with it before it went to the bodyshop for spray work.

you can. i had a go at my bonnet ones on my old car - made a right mess of it. but he came and sorted all my mess up :o

just like my gf. she went from a 1.4 car worth 6k to a 1.8 worth 14k and the policy hardly changed, its alright for some lol

^ as if they'd remember as well in all honesty.

you can fill them yourself using a bit of paint from a proper place, and then wet sand it flat and machine it back. but if i was in your scenario chips away would be getting my money for a smart repair on the area. quality depends on the skills of the guy, so ask around your friends for a...

i almost crashed today as i went round a bend a bit fast and the car just wouldnt bloody steer as the back is soft as s**t fair to say the missus had a little very justified rant lol

well it was the only thing in the garage which i could nick for a couple of weeks without anyone complaining :approve: i would say when all the weight is out of the boot its a midway between your current sportlines and the apexs and it should settle a bit more.

direct line quoted me £2200 and tesco 'opted out' of giving me a quote based on my 2 claims. brilliant.

arch liners wont be an exact fit but they'll be close enough not to look out of place. in the middle of the bumper at the top the two holes dont line up so you'll have to drill two holes in accomodate the screws.

depends - if they're the correct offset youll be fine

thats the biggest problem. i could have given the car 2 coats of p21 in the same period as the victoria wax - and when i did half the bonnet in p21 even my dad commented that it looked far better

195/45/16 or 205/40/17

ive fitted sportlines to the rear of my car and when they went on were quite high. ive adjusted the dampers to their softest setting and have had 3 bags of plaster in the boot weighing it down. took them out tonight to see how its going and they're really starting to settle after a fortnight...

more disappointing as its not exactly like im minted, so thats £30 i could have spent on something more productive but if you dont try these things you'll never know.

got this off cleanyourcar based on his recommendation as i wanted a wax to really bring the sunflower alive as it was a bit dark and dull, and can honestly say im somewhat disappointed... first of you have to really rub it on as its quite sticky, then you can only do a small area at a time...

shall we go halfs on a tub ;)

eurocarparts or gsf should have them online

corsa c is 98bhp iirc. gf had one and that shifted for what it was