I have a real Tommy Kaira badge but led the trend by buying it before everyone else did!
Back in those days it was 60 or 65 quid.
I like the liquid art badges, I think they look cool and the colours offered are great!
Your car looks like Kuro?
I'd be looking for a KJuro door and Kuro wing if I were you. If you can buy the parts ready painted you might be surprised at the price. I wouldn't imagine it'd cost too much.....
I've have a few smart phones including HTC.
I now have an Iphone. The reason???? It's so slick and easy.
Windows based phones are best for uber geeks that constantly want to tweak software and develop stuff.
They just can't be compared to a Zed.
Scooby STI is a turbo rally nutter saloon car with 4WD. The EVO is a turbo rally nutter saloon car with 4WD and the tommi mak is desirable, collectable and AWESOME!
The Zed looks a hell of a lot better but doesn't go as much, doesn't grip as much and has a torquey NA engine with RWD.
I'd advise driving all the cars to see what you want. If you want a thump in the back get a turbo nutter. If you want a good looking GT car with an exploitable chassis then get a Zed.
Depends what finish you want to achieve to be honest.
Myself and Jason did this - viewtopic.php?f=22&t=35275
We used Megs 205 then some poorboys blackhole glaze, blackfire sealant and topped it off with Dodo Purple Haze (I think...)
If you are new to machining I'd recommend some poorboys blackhole glaze (or white diamond - I don't know which on GM...) I put it on via machine, as it helps fill scratches and RDS that are left behind after polishing. It gives a real deep shine. Jason couldn't believe the difference after the glaze was applied.
My favourite products is STILL Blackfire sealant. I've been using it for 2 years plus and I still love it!
Had a look on the i4detailing site.
The Sonus kit is for soft paint so is most suited to the Zed.
I've used sonus pads but never sonus polish so I can't comment on them. The pads are alright though!
Ask on PH scottish forum Vik or maybe detailing world
I'm sure there is a place in Glasgow - possibly East Kilbride - that can do a set of wheels in a day. They drop you off at the retail place where there is a cinema and stuff. Bit of shopping and a movie then your car is done.
Can't remember for the life of me what it's called.....
I think I read about it on detailing world.