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try brentacre, especially if you want to add a few mods, i cant recommend them enough, they are an awesome company

if you have CS3 extended edition then you can open them and adjust them in Bridge using the same RAW file editor as photoshop but leaving photoshop free to run other function.

awesome pics mate, love the second, looks like an amazing place.

you will get a much better finish if you take them off, you be able to smooth the text right up to the edge of the trim without damaging the paint on the bumper and you will be able to make sure you dont miss bits in the painting stage. sometimes with masking tape when you peal it off it doesnt...

if all you want is sound then the pipercross filter isnt bad ive got a video of it on my car with a standard exhaust

animated ftw lol :)

thanks mate yup cant beat it lol, the motorway one was shot from the bridge at the end of cutbush lane thanks mate, yeah it was really cloudy and i thought it might ruin the pics but with a 20second exposure which some of them had it actually looked quite cool. on shot 6 i just painted on...

just a couple of snaps, decided to try some night pics yesterday. then two random edits, was just messing about

i shot these in france last year,think mine were shot at f4 for 1/4 second, all hand held as i didnt have a tripod

are you on about correcting the converging vertical lines mate. ie as you look up the building it appears to go in at the top. its easy to fix on photoshop, just use the transform tool (ctrl + T) and pull the top corners out whilst holding shift

love it mate, get some wheel sealant on there while they are still white otherwise they will be a right pain to keep clean, poorboys do some good stuff

:eek: didnt know there was one on mate, dont think i will be able to make it mate :(

try here mate http://www.dlccars.co.uk/ my next door neighbour works for aston martin (and they often use this garage, when i was there they were fixing a db9) and he recommended the place to us when my mum needed her 5 series bonnet respraying

may awell do some pic whoring too :)

thats awesome mate, have you got any more interior pics

worth it though by the looks of it, great pic mate

most of the main manufacturers such as alpine will work, but most required a two part adaptor. one part being for the car ie a clio and the other for the headunit make ie alpine

my car has been lowered 50mm for about a year now and its fine, and my saxo before was lowered for about 4 years. both were on standard shocks. my thoughts are that you might as well run them on standard shocks until they die then upgraded them at that point

great point, if your 19 or older try brentacre, you can get a modified car insurance premium which allows unlimited cosmetic mods, performance such as lowering and a bhp increase of +10bhp, so this allows a full exhaust system and induction kit. if you want more bhp you just pay a little more...

ive done a 182 rep too, it doesnt have to be stupidly expensive if you dont mind doing the work yourself the break down for mine was front bumper, grill and fog surrounds £80 posted rear 182 bumper £60 posted side skirts £65 posted front grill £48 exhaust materials £50 meggy splitter £25...

i would use isopon metalik (its a metal compound filler) rather than standard car bodyfiller (p38) it will last longer / join better

Venture is stupid money for the work they produce, im really not a fan. i prefer proper portraits shots without the 'hardlight' filters venture apply giving a bleached out effect. you can pick up a studio lighting kit for about £200 these days and then have a bash yourself. here are a few of...

sign up and become a full member and you can see my 'how to guide' its easy mate, ive done a couple now these to this (white stuff on tyres is tyre paste when they fitted new tyres) and these to this

here they do pretty much a whole car using the painting technique http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3qDV5gR90zY&feature=related

there are a number of ways to achieve the look 1) get a mold of the part and get a geniune CF replacement 2) buy thin CF sheet and cover the part 3) use CF effect vinyl 4) use a paint process where you lay down a black base coat, then apply a weave material over the top and spray silver...

jim says to car: "not unless you stop leaking" :rasp: (bloody sunroof) thanks mate, yup they are 17's refurbed in ford graphite grey

thanks guys :)

did a quick chop, think you might be right, wont it look too dark if the engine cover is CF and everything else is black

looks good buddy, i like, door handles look good too :)

hazza do you know of / have any pics of someone who painted the plastic intake manifold from a 1.2 , i was thinking about maybe doing mine a dark silver (like the 2.0L engine) and then covering the engine cover with carbon fibre