Biggy

I almost forgot this as well:

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/sealants/ ... d_484.html

Use it on your wheels as well as your paint

http://www.zainoeurope.com/index.php?_a ... oductId=16

Something like that would do the job, great durability too

#00 grade wire wool and megs metal polish or autosol.

Example:

http://shop.autobritedirect.co.uk/steel ... 2050-p.asp

I know Tim@Envy will be able to get hold of this

Meguiars Last Touch Detailer, as found here. Lasts for aaaaaaaaages.

 

 

Failing that, if you're desperate any of the detailers that Halfrauds sell will do (I think they do an NXT one as well).

 

+1 on Last Touch

 

Use it diluted for claying and neat as a detailer,2 for the price of 1.

Spot on! Dilute it 5:1 as a clay lube, 2:1 to aid drying and neat as a detailer.

Awesome stuff! something no-one should be without!

I'd say coilovers personally

Approach rota mate if nothing else...

rota direct is going to be your best bet, as long as you've got a reciept from envy they should play ball, you could even say to em what's gonna stop the rest from cracking and get a complete new set.

I think the problem lies in actually making the post saying that the thread is locked, which brings said thread to the top of the forum. If the topic was just locked which doesn't bring it to the top of the forum then you'd always have the newer items for sale at the top.

Also the moderated replies, i see the need for the moderated new threads but to moderate all replies seems a bit pointless to me.

Yeah, it works pretty well on the black plastics i find, I used it on Hugh's engine bay plastics and they came up a treat.

dunno if the actual lime prime works on it though because of the abrassives in it, might try it on the misses car see what happens.

Welcome to the site, seems a few Telford people are signing up

Thanks for the Lime Prime tip for glass.

 

Tried it today and it works really well.

Has anyone used it for plastics as well? LPL works really well on that.

great job mate

The one on the right looks a bit too narrow to be the same dude

303 is good, but you need to give all the rubber a proper good clean first, usually a good degreaser and rinse, then use a APC then rinse again, then apply your 303 or whatever product you choose.

I'm based in stafford, so telfords not too far away, if i'm coming over to do a Job i just ask for some petrol money to cover costs, obviously if i'm coming to you then i'd need a water feed with hoselock and a power plug for extension lead, and somewhere that i'm not going to die whilst doing it.

All info can be found here dude

viewtopic.php?f=38&t=38379

Also theres a few threads in this forum, on a few cars that i've done already.

Pay me to do it

I'm doing a car in telford this monday

Look great dude, K's done a super job as usual!

I would love these but cost a bomb

 

 

Just imagine these with orange stitching

I got mine second hand for £350 sold the Saxo subframes on them for £50 then had em re-trimmed for £770 at D:CLass interiors,

retrimmed:

Guess all i'm saying is if your re-trimming them anyway, theres no point paying for expensive brand new ones when you can get decent ones second hand.

Imagine nipping into Halfords for an air fresher and seeing this when you come back

 

Is it me or should those cars behind it, shouldn't they of had some fire damage as well?

Reject it mate, i'm sure a better one will come along soon, how much did you pay? Did you do a hpi check?

Post updated with current price list.

Look out for more special offers coming soon.

Ebays a good place with loads of size options.

I'm sure you could get the gtr's in a 0 offset, which means you wont need spacers, best to enquire about offsets when your in a position to buy with the supplier, and they can give you the options, always best to try and not have the need for spacers.

89.95 is the RRP on the Buff Daddy dude

you the same DJRM who used to have the 5 door focus with wide arch kit?