Search results

I've used one for years , gets rid of the majority of the water before attacking whats left with a waffle weave towel . Well worth the money imo .

You get a s**t reception with the aluminium ones , the CTR ones don't fit that well , they overhang the base . I think the modus have a shorter beesting aerial , you could try one of them . Summat like mine , but i nicked mine of an Opal Corsa in Menorca lol ;) BEFORE. AFTER.

Bin the lacquer , you don't need it . Just fill the chips with the paint , wet sand it flat then polish .

Where are you feeling the vibration ? Through your steering wheel , from your rear discs ?? :S I'd check the condition of the discs first before comong to the assumption they are knackered because of some vibration . Rear discs usually last a long time . Minimum thickness is 7mm .

I'd go for Ultra red , Lunar grey looks shite imo , like shiny primer :dead:

Have a read here . Code can be retreived for £5 . http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=326125&highlight=radio+code

Like guysy said . Spray it in the lid . I'm not a fan of the touch up sticks as they always seem a bit on the thick side so don'tfill the chip as well as the slightly thinner aerosol paint . Plus the touch up sticks are only 15ml and cost more than a 400ml aerosol ;)

Ignore the NV bit 676 is Pearl black . Go to a local motor factors that mixes paint in aerosols . Here is a good guide on stone chips . http://www.guidetodetailing.com/articles.php?articleId=27

Do a search on 182 exhausts . Lots of people have ther own favourites , Milltek being one of them , also Yozzasport come highly recommeded .

Postcode probably makes the biggest difference . I've just got a quote off Directline using my postcode , then 2 of my mates . One mate was 30 quid less , the other who lives in what would be regarded as a desireable place is £165 less .

If was easy , lots of people would have probably done it by now , and they haven't . Good luck if you can find an easy and effective way of doing it . Pics would be required ;)

Never seem em . I doubt you will tbh with the wings being plastic you wouldn't have a good solid base to fix them to .

I'm amazed at how many people claim to experience 36, 37.... + mpg , thats getting on for 400 miles on a full tank , i'm very doubtful your getting anywhere near these figures in reality . I've always averaged around 28mpg in my 182 and my 172 . Maybe i have a heavy right foot , lol . I've just...

I know the 172 cup speakers are differentto the 172FF speakers , they feel alot lighter and didn't have any name on them .

Wax seems to hold a static charge therefore attracts alot of dust . Even these so called antistatic quick detailers don't seem to do much from my personal experience .

Mine were Blaupunkt in my 172 , factory fit . Haven't got a clue what's in my 182 .

Top pic the bump strips look a bit darker , the second pic doesn't look too bad .

Don't know who's it is , but i've seen a LY 182 Blackpool quite a few times when i'm visitin my brothers . I don't think it's anyone off here as they never wave lol .

Hiya mate . I wondered who it was lol . Bit of a bad traffic jam eh .

Trust me mate . Once you've applied a couple of colour coats the primer colour makes no difference whatsoever .

You don't say what condition it's in , full service history etc .... without standard wheels i'd say around the £3k mark if it's in excellent condition , maybe even a couple of hundred less .

Doesn't look anything like anthracite . It looks miles too dark , verging on very dark grey /black from those pics .

This is Rover stone grey .

Then you'll have p+p on top which will probably be half as much as the aerosol cost , lol . Just find a local motor accessory place and get it mixed there or Halfords .

Nortons crap . It throws up false attack messages so you think it's actually protecting your system so you'll subscribe to the updates . I'd remove it and get AVG .

About 7 quid a can . Try yell.com . Lots of motor accessory places mix paint . http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?ssm=0&scrambleSeed=12541707&keywords=motor+factors&companyName=&location=newcastle+upon+tyne&M=0&x=0&y=0

I can only assume that the colour is the wrong shade . Did you shake the aerosol really well ? Try going to a local motor factors or body shop suppliers that mix aerosols and get a can mixed up in pacific blue and see if there is any difference in shade to the hycote . The primer you've used...

You've buckled all your wheels ? :eek: How did ya manage that ?

£250 seems to be the going rate .

Mondial blue 172 probably ;)