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cant see it to be honest,no harm in ringing them thow!

Apart from etch on bare metal and plastic adhesive primer on bare plastic(not painted plastic)

primer is pretty pointless on any panel that isnt damaged,

that would look mint,original

no problem

no dont mask them off to prevent over spray just angle paint into the corners first,also if the wheel and centre caps are painted just use normal primer,but dont prime an area if it doesnt need it,only prime repairs

priming a job when it doesnt need priming wont make it last any longer.i would avoid using aerosol primer is this will just shrink in time, but what do i no im only a painter.

what about if some numb nuts mixed the paint wrong on a previous repair and you try and match the colour,blend blend all the time,(apart from bumper bars)

like i said it includes every thing

handles door,1/4 mouldings spoiler bumper mouldings what colour is it?

200 quid.1 week

im from south yorkshire,if you can get them to me then id be happy to do em

clear coat,laquer.first you put colour on then when its dry put the clear on that gives it the shine.

location?

bumper mouldings are just cliped in,same for the side strips,spoiler is bolted on handles are bolted in from the back,need to remove door cards.easy

for 200qiud id do the bumper,door,1/4 mouldings,door handles,spoiler if they were removed.and for that id supply all paint in any colour,plastic primer,high build primer.

there not 2 bad,if you want them high gloss id be tempted to clear the corners first then the surface of the wheel to avoid getting the tricky bits to wet then a couple of nice coats all over.

i lost and found mine,O2 sent a signal and shut it down

depends i use 2k clear,so id use 2 single coats,what wheels are they?

not that difficult really,hardest bit would be not getting runs in corners.

im doing my other 2 on monday il do a proper guide,

if the spoiler is silver and yo want it black why prime it??if its damaged yes but if ok then just flat it down with 1000/800 grit paper.

plastics hold static different to metals so when applying the metalic base coat the metalic pigments will stand up on a plastic panel rather than laying flat on a metal panel this will cause the light to reflect at a different angle and thats when you get a different colour. Also plastics have...

23 years old 182,£340 fully comp

there about 10 quid of ebay,

nice looking kit,not keen on kits but that looks ok

i use autoglym fast glass,its the doggs

what did you pay?

just follow the screws allway round the bumper

cheaper to run/insure/tax