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12th Apr 07 at 16:37

I have an Audi A6 back bumper for it so dual exits it is

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12th Apr 07 at 16:47

The paints arriving at 7.30pm..........

STEvieXE

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12th Apr 07 at 18:15

ah brings back many unhappy memories. hope it goes smoother for you that it did for me.. looks gd

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12th Apr 07 at 18:54

Paint has arrived

Though it needs mixing to see what the colour will look like 100%... Can't wait until the weekend

Hamish

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12th Apr 07 at 19:19

sneek peek of the paint colour

VegasPhil

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12th Apr 07 at 19:39

Lets mee the paint

Is that a standard middle section?

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12th Apr 07 at 19:50

No chance... The paint needs mixing too and there is no way I'm opening a £135 2 litre pot of paint before it needs to

It's a standard middle section. Going to make a new exhaust up for it for the new back bumper, but I think i'll just use a standard centre section, unless I can find something with the right bore. Needs to be 2" at a guess...

[Edited on 12-04-2007 by ed]

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12th Apr 07 at 19:58

ed, be a darling for me would you?? could either you or tom quickly remove the rear screen from mine at some point this weekend

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12th Apr 07 at 20:00

Ooh, I can have it then?

I'll get Tom to bring the cheese wire down and I'll make sure he doesn't remove it with a screwdrive like he did with the last window

Mattb

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12th Apr 07 at 20:09

yeh, i thought you were having all the glass....

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12th Apr 07 at 20:11

Yaaa... When all the other bits have gone though so you don't get mouldy seats...

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12th Apr 07 at 20:11

I might need some blots too

Can I just steal stuff if I need it

Mattb

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12th Apr 07 at 20:14

pretty much, i really need ot strip the rest of it down so i can sell it all..

im half tempted by a gsi in windsor as a run around, the ax is getting on my tits

Hoddo

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12th Apr 07 at 20:53

I just read this from start to finish! cant wait to see the finished result!

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12th Apr 07 at 21:18

Can't wait either. I can't believe I started this project in 2005

I need to get my ass in gear...

Tomnova16

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13th Apr 07 at 17:24

quote:
Originally posted by ed
Ooh, I can have it then? I'll get Tom to bring the cheese wire down and I'll make sure he doesn't remove it with a screwdrive like he did with the last window

should of phoned me today about that mate, im not going back to work till wednesday so can't get the cutters till then

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Graeme

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13th Apr 07 at 20:04

£135 for 2 liters, what the hell is is it to be that expensive, surley you have got more than 2 liters aswell?

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13th Apr 07 at 20:12

2k paint costs about £60 a litre.

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13th Apr 07 at 20:13

Mixes to something like 5 litres when thinned and mixed with the hardener too.

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14th Apr 07 at 08:55

its about £180 for 2 litres as its glasurit paint which is one f the best products you can get, so the paint should last a long time, we use it on porsches and they have a lifetime garantee so has to be good

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14th Apr 07 at 16:52

I have rust in my eyes

(Tom if you are reading this I am going to get up early tomorrow and carry on. I quit

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14th Apr 07 at 16:57

thats fair enough mate, the new protective face shield things have arrived so you won't get rust in your eyes tomorrow, see you in the moaning

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14th Apr 07 at 16:58

Sorted... Just need to get my pix off my camera now

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14th Apr 07 at 20:36

quote:
Originally posted by ed
2k paint costs about £60 a litre.

most stuff is about £40 a litre, and what the mixing ratio for it cos normally its just 2:1.

Also glasurit is very good stuff, we use it on the prestige cars we do so, Porsches, Ferrari`s, Lambo`s etc.

Really does go on well.
There laquer is also very good and flows out very nice but get a run in it and its a bugger to block out!

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14th Apr 07 at 22:22

It's proper hard stuff, hence why Porsche give a lifetime garuntee on thier paintwork

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