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Gary
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20th Jul 11 at 14:30   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote


How the hell do you paint that? With the gears detail on there
Rich H
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^ I'd imagine that's the plastic sprayed, then a vinyl applied for the numbers, then lacquered over the top
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Oh yeah
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http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Originally posted by sand-eel
Is that £200 for the wheels to be posted to you, refurbed then posted back?
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary


How the hell do you paint that? With the gears detail on there


Hi mate, two options, we can as stated use decals and leave them on, clear coat over the top, but this has slightly limited colours, or for a little extra price wise, we can use the decal as a mask and spray ANY colour writing, which is what most people go for.

The decals are damn durable once clear coated over the top mind you.

Cheers,
Simon
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quote:
Originally posted by sand-eel
Is that £200 for the wheels to be posted to you, refurbed then posted back?


Hi mate, only covers return postage to you. Price depends on wheel condition etc, size, colour you etc, if you have something in mind U2U me.

Cheers,
Simon
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28th Jul 11 at 20:00   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Right, firstly apologies to Simon for taking so long with this - been mega busy!

I sent my interior light off to be sprayed in gloss black and the results were excellent

It wasn't the most simple job I imagine as the circuit board needed removing and re-fitting, plus the shape probably made it a bit awkward but the finish is excellent.

Turnover time was pretty good, I didn't get chance to view pictures of the work before it was sent back, but Simon assured me this was just because he wanted me to get my part back asap and for "proper" jobs the pictures would be sent and customer satisfaction achieved before the parts are sent back.

So I would definitely use the service again, assuming the prices are competitive! In fact Simon - u2u me a price to have the two sunvisors done if that's possible?!

Here are a few pics (excuse the massive size!) of the work done too






















[Edited on 28-07-2011 by sam_homepc]

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Mark.W
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That looks nice.
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Hi Chaps, we are pleased to be able to offer our services on corsasport.co.uk. As you might of guessed from the name, we are a professional spray painting company, specialising in small, medium parts and virtually anything you can package up and post.

Please feel free to drop us a PM for a quote, or use the quote form on our web site.





Also we are on Twitter and Facebook, if you get your quote 'Like' Us on facebook and we'll give you 10% off




[Edited on 13-09-2011 by SprayShack]
John
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Has Ian given this the OK now
Steve
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i dont have a nice motor but am thinking about some customisations, what do i do about that?

[Edited on 13-09-2011 by Steve]
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Originally posted by Steve
i dont have a nice motor but am thinking about some customisations, what do i do about that?

[Edited on 13-09-2011 by Steve]


Send us some bits fella, then you'll have a nice motor Dont worry we also do "pimp my banga"
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Originally posted by SprayShack
not ALL operations get worse as they get bigger, its a very a pessimistic view to tar us all with the same brush.
Statistical, but yes.

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Originally posted by xa0s
This forum does like jumping on people to be honest
I'm happy to stand by my own posts.

I have a policy, which Simon ignored.

I have reasons for employing the policy, namely a great many cowboys who caused me many hours of faffing. Perhaps other forums are more tolerant because it doesn't affect them as much but I get involved in every single one and as a result, I have a position on it.

I could welcome people with open arms and wash my hands of it when things go wrong but this also would not be an ideal solution.

At no time did I suggest this particular company or the work is not of an appropriate standard. I said we have rules and we also know that even with the best of intention, things can go wrong.

I also said I was happy to revisit them if I could get some proper information about tax and whether it is worthwhile earning £200 to spend £300 on an accountant. That all went a bit quiet.

If you want your bits painted, carry on. I'm just trying to ensure everything goes well for those involved.


you did wash your hands when a trader sold fake good though didn't you??

you stated it was out of your control
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What do you expect Ian to do he can only do so much, he's not responsible for what you buy, you make your own decissions to buy or not. All he can do is put in a system to try and prevent it, which works to an extent. Trade at your own risk, the site is not responsible.
whitter45
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Just think his comments are very harsh to a guy trying help people and start his own business thats all

As with most things on this forum its one rule for one and one rule for others
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Not really, as it's in our rules HERE.
SprayShack
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still not a single job of here, we are now on 5 other forums as a paid trader.
Steve
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26th Sep 11 at 20:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
how much for a piece of A pillar trim, matt or satin black yo

[Edited on 26-09-2011 by Steve]
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Hi Steve, would need a pic to confirm, is it nasty textured plastic, do you want this removing? If its just a blow over and dull coat, we can do this cheaply...
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yeah dont mind texture remaining basically try and get it close colour match to the black pod
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We can do that for £30 all in mate, looks like a satin black to me, dull coat finish.
Ian
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quote:
Originally posted by whitter45
As with most things on this forum its one rule for one and one rule for others
Don't talk such utter shit.
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Originally posted by Ian
quote:
Originally posted by whitter45
As with most things on this forum its one rule for one and one rule for others
Don't talk such utter shit.



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