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tomo2k9
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11th Dec 09 at 13:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
hey all thinking about spraying my head lineing in my corsa, its gone all yellow and horrible so just want a quick fix just wanna see how fit has turned out for people who have done it
tomo2k9
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11th Dec 09 at 15:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
anyone
flybikeslee
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11th Dec 09 at 15:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
autoglym do a black die
tomo2k9
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11th Dec 09 at 15:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
how would i go about dieing it ???
N16K
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11th Dec 09 at 15:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
have heard that spraying it makes it furry if you get what I mean.
tomo2k9
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yh i think it would make the little fibres stand out more
scottyp1989
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spraying it makes it go fury an hard, id try dieing it first
tomo2k9
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how would i go aboutt dieing it though ?? havent got a clue on how to die
Rich H
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The Autoglym die Lee mentioned is just an aerosol one so very easy to use.

It will still make the fibres a bit hard, but not as much as painting it.
Rob-e91
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i've been thinking about doing this to mine for ages... i finnaly took it out the other night and im going to re trim it now instead as when u spray it the paint doesnt have a very good finish.. and re triming is quite cheap
tomo2k9
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yh i was thinking bout re-trifming it to but what do you use to make the material stick ?? because if its thin material then the glue will just seep through it
Rob-e91
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i dont know really i was going to ask the people im buying the material off... i was thinking of using spray adhesive that they use on carpets and stuff
tomo2k9
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i used that on some door card i had for my saxo though and the spray just dried all dodgey on it if its a thick material then it would be ok i think but if its a thin material then go for it, were ya getting your material from mate ??
Rob-e91
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11th Dec 09 at 16:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i seen some suede stuff on ebay which is quit cheap
tomo2k9
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11th Dec 09 at 16:23   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
that would be quite nice actually what about your pilla plastic ?? cover them aswell ??
FlamingCorsa
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just buy some black headlining, can of contact adheasive spray glue and do it yourself!

the headlining material is really ligheweight and flexiable so easy to use and sticks well cos its light!

prob cost you about 20-30quid
tomo2k9
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well when i done my door cards , well i ended up buying some new ones but ow well i had ago , i just got the materiel from one of them indian shops were they make the indian dresses and its like a £1 a metre but it is rely thin material
Rob-e91
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im spraying all my pillars black so they match the bootom sill ones


FlamingCorsa
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i went trimming crazy on corsabrava years back, roof, pillars, glovebox, seats, door panels, seats etc!











didnt even cost very much
Rob-e91
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where did you get the trim stuff and glue?? cheers
tomo2k9
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11th Dec 09 at 16:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Rob-e91
where did you get the trim stuff and glue?? cheers


x1 lol i want to no this to mate love that kind of that material do they do it in black ???
FlamingCorsa
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prob got about 100+ colours, i bought the material first then send material off and got paint made to match colour! lol

it was from place called martrim in sandbatch, cheshire! not a big place but hundreads of roll of stuff, cost £5-7 at metre

the car









ahhh i miss modified corsa's, hehe
tomo2k9
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very nice car bit orange lol but very nice, how much did you pay ffor the rear arches to be flared out ??
FlamingCorsa
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11th Dec 09 at 16:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
not flared out, made them from scrap metal myself!







same with fronts, all metal

lights conversion





welded up lights and boot



genuine typre r spoiler





sorry to hi jack thread! whoops
tomo2k9
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11th Dec 09 at 16:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
np mate i love seeing people do the work thereself, im doing body repair atm at collage and im loving it i only want to do it because of dfoing my own cars but also once iv passed i can get a decent job but you have dfone a very good job with them mate

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