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dont need to use any filler.
if they are textured theres basically 2 ways you can do it.
1: smooth the textured strips, start from like P180-P320-P800wet, then primer and paint
i really couldnt be arsed smoothing them all down like that when i did strips a few days ago so i sanded them down...
tbh i dunno if renault did them colour coded from factory, if they did then maybe PM matt black as i bet he'd have some in on some write offs.
other than that i guess itd be buying second hand ones that someone else has already painted which would be hard to find really
probably cost more to buy second hand painted ones.
easier to buy second hand painted ones.
your choice, if your s**t with paint dont bother, just buy some if you can get some.
i wouldnt touch vista with Nero.
i installed nero 7 and decided i didnt use it so uninstalled it, it deleted some boot up files with the install and windows wouldnt load. tried to repair with vista cd and it wouldnt, ended up doing full format, repartition and vista install
echo.
i always thought vista was buggy and had these teething problems before i tried it.
installed it, perfect, not 1 problem.
i dont think i could go back to xp now
all down to personal oppinion and tastes.
but ide say the single most popular modifiction to cars besides wheels is colour coding.
dunno what you mean if you can tell if theyhave been sprayed, theyll be a different colour so obviously? if you mean tell if sprayed badly then no, most...
bit of a silly thing to say really, might aswell just ban cars completely and make them for track days too.
Bikes are fine if you treat them with respect and not ride around thinking your invincible as you'll just die basically.
theres no room for error, you f**k up on a bike your dead. at...
i cant fault that website, ide be happy to browse through that if i was buying something.
nice layout, nice colours, easy on the eyes, very good design.
i like it
if you aint ever sprayed anything before, or have a general idea of the principle of prepping/painting, then really.. dont bother trying it yourself.
just take them to a bodyshop and get everything you want done at the same time.
if you want a guide on how to spray them i can help, ive just...
its more than likely work in progress.
its like me posting up a picture of a bumper im modifying atm thats in fibreglass and the general resident sheep on cliosport going
"omfgwtf hahaha dat is funniest fing iv seen haha it has no paint! "
i reckon your looking at around the 2-3k mark for it to be perfect, most bodyshops wouldnt touch it apart from the specialists like carisma etc
even then, 6 months down the line filler will start to crack and constant work will need to be redone on it, as thats how it is with over the top bodykits
i used overclockers.co.uk and spent £600 on a full pc build, everything was perfect, boxed perfect, very quick shipping and very low prices.
i used to use ebuyer.
ill stick with ocuk from now on.
if its pins youll need to undo them as much as possible first, T-40 or T-45 torx bit (big one), then knock them out with a hammer and screwdriver or hammer and thin chissel