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completely upto you, fibreglass will be rock solid in 10-20 minutes anyway

just push it in with your fingers hard, excess fibreglass should spread out and push out, securing it all in place solid

you can use the fibreglass to bond it. best to use a bonding adhesive though, i recommend sikaflex but for how small it is and to keep the costs down, use some of the fibreglass, wont hurt. just make sure you rough all inside the hole first with P80 to give the fibreglass something to key to

products small tin of fibreglass small tin of easy sand filler can of aerosol cellulose primer P80x2 P180x2 P320x2 P800, P1000 or P1200 wetordry(any, dont matter which) rubber sanding block get everything from halfords

just drop out the plastic mouldings, fill any holes by cutting out some plastic from something and bond it in. then fibreglass the hole up, sand it down so its indented slightly, then skim it with filler, overlapping the entire thing. block it down with p80, then drop to p180, finish with p320...

got a picture of the bumper? if you aint touched filler before i wouldnt really recommend trying it as you'll just be wasting money on products

smoothed, looking at around the £200 mark

£75-£125

id bet the units are sealed directly to the clear plastic, so DO NOT use black sealant use clear sealant

aint they sealed to the glass or is there plastic on the inner light that unbonds from the actual unit?

read this thread lol *apart from KDF's idiotic waffle ;)

theres nothing to "sort" vistas been out ages and its a perfectly good OS.

?? why he said he got a dual core 3.4ghz.. it aint gonna be a dual 3.4, gonna be a dual 1.7

3.4 is the processor speed. being dual core it will be 2 x 1.7ghz processors

vistas great, i went from xp pro to vista ultimate and back to xp pro cant say i noticed any real difference in performance or general speed. xp can be skinned to look more upto date as vista with something like windowblinds. id say if you got a new pc throw vista on it, if youre running a...

you can pick up a good spec laptop for net/general use for about £300 decent net/general use desktop about £200-£250

avg, kapersky, nod32, bitdefender, avast; all good AV's just stear clear of norton and mcafee

ftw

yea just done it and it worked http://www.laptopsdirect.co.uk/asp/versions.asp?rewrite=HP_530_GU334AA&pagetype=version&page=

nah from laptopsdirect.co.uk

i got the hp530 and it flickers twice on startup too. i thought it was the graphics card sorting the res myself

strip down the heatsink and drop out the cpu. give it all a good clean

half hour ago, bald headed guy (sorry, only thing that i really saw lol) i was in a white combo van, we let you pull out to pick up your mate, would have waved but only saw the small sticker in rear window as we went past

yup and yup if you got a steady hand you'll be fine

paintbrush or mask it up and spray it 3+ wet coats of laquer

tried ebay?

ok thats weird. i clicked the link and he had over 1.3 million feedback, clicked again and it says 3k :S

f**k me, seen how many feedback theyve got

replied to your pm

you can try, but i doubt you'll accomplish much. non genuine parts are notorious for not fitting 100%, even genuine parts can be s**t though. i aint 100% but im sure the wings stick out to the doors anyway on all mk2 clios, is it much further out than your other wing?