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Trouble is it will be a sport bumper with cutouts, i cant afford two of them im trying to keep costs down. Alex G yeah sounds like more good advice, Im still thinking i will credit card the cutouts, Slightly plastic weld it, Fiberglass the black, Slightly fiberglass the front, Skim the front...

Cheers, I have easy sand isopon, So i think ill use that, then filler primer it.

Cheers lads, Good plan JCC, I think i may attempt to melt the card to the bumper then fiberglass and re inforce the back... Then as said resin over the front? But that will be a mare to sand?.. Then filler and primer it...

Thinking of filling in an exhaust cut out on a bumper, The bumper is in good condition, And in the right colour.. The cut out is at the bottom, So i am thinking of DIY-ing it out. Im very handy with a spray can, So the plan is, Credit card behind the cut out (what glue? Or plastic weld with a...

Amazing deal ! Some shops selling rolls for £4.50+ Free delivery, SAVERCODE for 10% off Ordered 2 rolls of 25mm and some scotch tape, Came to under £4 delivered. http://www.3mselect.co.uk/c-534-3m-masking-tape.aspx Credit to detailing world, Found on there.

Is this your colour? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/clio-sport-182-trophy-cup-spoiler-/280513633258?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item414fea5bea#ht_500wt_1154 Looks nice btw :approve:

Nice re-furb, Like the colour, Not the gold tyre lettering, A drop and some fresh number plates and it will look very smart!

You did the right thing, They looks a 1000x better than HIDS in normal units. Although i would still slightly consider them. Yeah looking forward to pics. Can you link me to the d2s kit via PM please?

Interesting, £350 still is a lot. You have a D2S or whatever fitment is (forgot) HID kit then? Keep us updated with fitting pics please (of hid kit to projectors), Im interested.

f**k ! Not clever.

Try AG tar remover, Its not as strong as Tardis though, Probably wont work as well. 250ml bottle of Tardis off ebay should shift it i would think.

Cheers fellas, Just needed confirmation, Grandad started waffling about "theres probably a rotating part to create the current, High or low" I can see what hes trying to say, Hes an old school engineer.. Hobby mechanic. But i sort of got across to him that it just plugs in.

Mine went ages ago and was changed by a garage, However my grandad has had the same symptoms and we decided to change the coil pack and spark plugs. Done the plugs today, NGK, Better already, Not misfiring as much... However coil pack will arrive tues... Does the pack just lift off? then the...

Read this: includes copper grease and torque discussion ;) A lot of different opinions and ive read once or twice how cheap torque wrenches are inaccurate anyway. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=506643&page=2 But i do think yes on a 2.0L engine i would get a good torque wrench...

245. http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3984.m570.l1313&_nkw=245+led&_sacat=See-All-Categories

Yeah its the hole where the temperature under the right mirror on the french cars iirc. Put a big of silicone or tape over it and see if it stops.

Nice, Any mods planned? Aftermarket exhaust and some Sportline springs and id be happy personally.

The work looks fairly decent for DIY, But photos can hide a lot. I agree a compressor, A DIY booth and some mixed paint would work a lot better but wheres the fun!

Oink, Your one step behind me twice ;)

This is cheaper, Probably wont last as long, The bristles go flat. http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/Silverline_Wheel_Brush_1.html