350 Russ

as long as you dont strike through the laquer it will be fine, will make it a bit thinner but thats all. if your doing it yourself then be careful as its really soft and will leave holograms really easily

about as funny as tooth-ache . . . .

i quite enjoyed tonights, just incase anyone fancied seeing a bit more of the singer 911 that was tested then here is a 30 min documentary about them by chris harris

thats why they never caught on, but for the money thats a bargain. would do a treat for a couple of years.

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201303235919460/sort/default/usedcars/model/rx8/make/mazda/onesearchad/used/onesearchad/nearlynew/onesearchad/new/page/2/quicksearch/true/postcode/wd39tz/radius/1500?logcode=p you cant even grumble at this, not even ten years old, looks smart, still be fun to drive and still nippy, not monster milage. long mot, surely this is a no brainer.

Please dont

your not really going to find them much cheaper tbh, zmanalex had some for sale recently for roughly that if i remember correctly

i bought an alfa 156 veloce last year with 39000 miles FSH and fully loaded for £1500, its only a 1.6 but i really cant tell which i prefer driving that or the zed its that nice. highly recommended

Smacks of insurance fraud to me

I was with admiral for my zed and her Peugeot, but when renewal came our prices had gone up by about £400, after a bit of shopping around we saved a grand in total! Just goes to show how much more expensive they were

I'm a self-employed plumber/pipe fitter, I started the week after I left school at 16, qualified at 19 and finished my apprenticeship at 21, if you do look into getting a trade then try and get and evening course or part-time until you get your ticket, don't do one of those 6 weeks course and here's your qualification because they don't work, you will be on a job without a clue what your doing. If I could give some advice it would be learn to be a sparky before a plumber. It's cleaner and IMO better for roughly the same money. It all depends on what you want to do, if you want to do maintenance work in occupied property you will have to do call outs but the work is easier, if you want to get into installations and building sites etc there is no security in your job.

Good work! What colour did you go for? Looking forward to seeing pictures

So? How is that relevant to what happened down your road, unless you've got proof that it was those bloody foreigners with their wash mitts near you coming over here and stealing our jobs,

that had me a bit confused until i re-read the opening post

he will definatly have either a new one or a decent used one in stock

lovely rims

i dont mean to be an arse, but just so anyone who may be interested in these, i dont think they are big enough to clear brembos which is why they were for the JDM market

they didnt really tell us anything new though i thought, just tried to sell us their stuff no surprise really

i bought the menzerna kit of the previous model of this and its still going strong, highly recommended!

if i was you i would try it first on the MX-5 (presuming your not that fussed about it) and see how it goes, i was a bit worried about using mine first time around but as long as you dont take the p*** it will be fine, just work all the compounds fully until they go clear and keep checking the temperature of the panels as you go.

i use menzerna and 3M, same as above, try and see if you can rent a rotary out of a tool shop to save buying one as a da wont cut it as you found out. i recommend trying this compound http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/car-polish-compounds/menzerna-250ml/menzerna-intensive-polish-ip2100/prod_1097.html

at least you know what to reply when she asks you to do the washing up

rotten

that looks the same as mine did when i bought it, except mine was 1k more and 4 years ago i like the way he has advertised that it has sat nav and dvd rom. even though it wont work in this country