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Harpham, you're a bad man. There's few cars out there that makes me want one of these again, but this is one of them.
Just right.
(bar recaros and a ph2 dash). ;)
They both look great, I totally forgot about this though, sorry. If you decide to do it again, let me know and I'll try to come and take some fancy pictures.
To some degree, I agree with Toby, from another angle, maybe not.
Some of the "flat" look to the paint, I think, is due to the camera you've used. If you'd had someone taking some lovely, correctly set, DSLR pics, a lot more people would be creaming over it.
Looks good for a first try...
Take a picture of under the bonnet, as long as the AC pipes run the way way it'll be fine. Fitting it yourself is very easy aswell, as long as the system is already empty (which if it's not working, it will be).
Windows are silly easy to wire up. You have a live, this live travels down a wire when you pull a switch one way, and down another when you pull it another. Basically, if you have a friend with a working ph2, you can work out the wiring in 10 minutes flat.
I was about to say the same. As much as you like doing things yourself, some powdercoaters offer such a cheap service now it might not even be worth it. £20 a wheel for you and using all your time, or £20 a wheel for someone else and use your time doing more on the car itself :)
How's the...
Indeed I do. Just be wary of where you're leaving the wheels for that week,without a decent level of temperature, even after a week the lacquer may not be truly hard.
IME yes. Only thing is, white primer does tend to be thinner, so a little harder to apply properly and you seem to get more runs. I've only ever used cheap cheap white primer, so it may not be the case with expensive primer.
Good work on the sanding with the RB, if you do the same again I'm...
Re your question, if you use grey primer you will (unless you apply a monumental amount of colour) end up with a slightly darker finish when the lacquer bonds with the colour.
As for what to buy, I think they do quite good sets on eBay? I've always used simonez stuff and had good results...