carbon rear bumper strip - 172

[patty]

anyone know where i can get one of these to replace my shitty grey plastic one?

patty

 

[Has]

No one sells them as of yet.

Middo has done his himself

Ive done one but not yet got round to finishing it.

 

[patty]

ill pm middo...

 

[Clio 1.216v Dynamique]

Bet they look nice

 

[Ali]

Middo won't do another....I've already asked.... lol

 

[patty]

Middo won't do another....I've already asked.... lol

shall we gang up on him

pm him gay p**n until he gives in

 

[Middo]

lmfao^ who says i dont like gay p**n

seriously its a proper arse. i've pmd patty an explanation of how to do it and a contact email if anyone wants it i'll paste the pm here close up pic

 

[Serg]

paste

 

[Laura]

looks mint dunno if i could be arsed tho lol

 

[patty]

have spoke to the guy about the self adhesive carbon fella... hes sending me samples.... may have to be done

 

[patty]

 

[Middo]

let us know if it works patty, seriously you dont need the samples the weeve in the carbon is mint. If you look on the full rear pic of my car, its the carbon thats behind the number plate. heres the pm anyhow

Basically it involved buying carbon fibre mat (nasty stuff), resin and hardener. U then have to cut the carbon to the right size (harder than it sounds) without pulling any of the weeve. You then adhere the carbon by using the resin, and then pour more resin over the top. You have to leave this for a couple of days to dry before you can do anything else. When its dry you need to cut round the edges with a dremel (you'll require at least 20 blades to do this lol) and then you need to sand down the entire surface of the carbon fibre until smooth. you then need to laquer the surface to give it its shine and protection. However i've done it the hard way. Give this bloke an email STEWERTSF1@aol.com he does real carbon fibre which is sticky backed and basically the thickness of thin card (what i've done my front badge with) and it works out about 50 quid cheaper.