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thats the beauty with using satin opposed to gloss you wont see a 'ridge' as much. Ideally would need to be hung but if you do one side at a time should be fine.
basically the key to the finish is in the preperation, but as its prob smooth already shouldnt be too hard. Rough down the surface with a pretty harsh sandpaper (prob 500 grit) and then move onto a finer (prob bout 800 grit) if the surface is pretty smooth just use one intermediate between the...
looks really nice! and the carbon looks ace in real life, its just because the pic was taken from the side, its actually inset into the grooves so looks part of the cover. As danny said its a bit of a demo project, the circle was originally going to be candy red, with no carbon but to be honest...
get them powder coated at top marques or somewhere in stoke, as its done while you wait and only takes the best part of a day.
that garage does look nice ;)
got a price for 'has' as well, and he only wantedd 180 to do it as a standalone install.
only downside is that you cant remove it, but a second hand sports cat is near worthless anyway lol
any good bodyshop will do it. i know two in stoke that plastic weld, but only one is any good lol
you do need a plate welding in though, because if it isnt they will build it out with filler and it will crack out.
it was 150 because i bought it with a stealth system worth about 280, normally a bit mroe than that though. My powerflows done a fantastic job, the welds are top notch. They need your car ideally cos its not an easy job on the non sports