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I knew that was you I just forgot to post something lol. Yeah I've been offroading....lol, it's spotless now though

Near sainsburys on hadleigh road now

Just a question. Why isn't YouTube being taken to court?

There are do many sites like this though they won't stop them even by making an example of him.

You'd love USC

Looks awesome, wish I had money this month. No point going skint :L

To be honest if you bought it second hand chances are you are going to have s**t loads of swirls anyway, I know I did. Best you can do until then is prevent inflicting more by improving your wash method (sticky guide in this sub-forum) and using a good shampoo (Meguiars Gold Class is good which...

Some just don't understand what a car means to a man. How would they like it if I pissed in their foundation make up? Luckily my misses is into cars and has just got a job restoring retro mini's.

1. Epoxy resin if you plan never to remove it again. But they are clipped in, chances are they will snap when you remove it. 2. For sale area on here/ebay/dealers

Cheers lads I'll get a bottle of that and see what I can do (on my parents cars first :L) And Dave, Im in Hadleigh, sort of halfway between Ipswich/Colchester where I am around

Not got any real polishes as I havn't really used them. I will invest in a da6pro in the late spring I'd imagine but is there any of the sample ones I could get to try out by hand from i4d/cyc?

Ideally remove them as they look like a hand polish would suffice. Fill wise I was looking at white hole

So I have very few, very fine swirls on the new car on the bonnet and that is all I have noticed. What would be the best hand polish for this? I'm guessing something with a lot of fillers

I used to when I had mine. White diamonds, white bullets, white wing mirros, white dash strips, white centre panel, white arial, white wheels, white leather interior & door cards. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?573978-New-seats-spring-clean-and-OMG-a-clio-without-turinis

Even says campus sport on the back and doors iirc. I suppose it comes down to how you define sport, I mean the 182 is similar to the 100m sprint but they the paralympic frisbee catching is also a 'sport'

Just slap a 'by' sticker on it so Built not bought by...Vauxhall

HA!

Logically I don't think it can because you have the plastidip layer underneath which peels off so that is merely a layer on top.

It is a straight swap. Takes about 20/30 minutes to do and looks great. You will need to inform your insurace and as for the front it would be cheaper/easier to colour code your bump strips and get an RS grill. Oh and if your car is peral black......good luck

Had my tyre off yesterday so be warned cos they took part off so I'm gonna have to remove it all and respray. The beauty is, it'll take about 30 mins to do

It's cos the sidelights are on top of the bonnet and the headlights are in the middle so you get two seperate lights at all times when the headlights are on

DRL's......honest Oh and I could give you a run for your money in it ;)

I'd come if it wasn't a saturday :(

It has the same engine as my car and it's very torquey. You can be in 6th and speed up very quickly. If the fuel consumption is anything like the Juke however then I hope you don't mind 28mpg mixed However naturally the clio will be lighter but the Juke is still only 40kg more than the 200.

You can get the projector casings from someone breaking a 172/182 or you can get aftermarket ones for about £180 with angel eyes....

They are so simple to fit as they just go into the connector for you old headlight bulb. The actual bul just slots into the headlight but in regards to the MOT you would be safer to take them out for the day. No need to remove the ballasts and wiring as the bulbs clip out seperatley from the wiring.

Depends which exhausts tbh. The standard cheap back box isn't going to do the car antyhing bar the placebo effect but a full system on mine up's it by 12bhp

So if we add everything up in here, as a group 'ANY MODIFICATIONS WHICH ARN'T PERFORMANCE RELATED ARE GHEYY' would be the general answer

Do well. Might pop into cex/cash converters and see if they have any 1st gens cheap then send them in ;)

They should be fine if you opt for the 35w kit seeing as standard halogens are 55w