Vlad

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Gorgeous!!

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/59986-pre-2006-airbox-conversion-kit/

Pretty cool idea

Alex sells it all not rebuild kit, but new kit! Give him a shout

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I've used few different primers - as far as I could tell-they all same! Even halfords one will do! Not sure about colours and shades...I got "paintstore" not far from me, they great at mixing paints and do have booklets with every possible colour! Just search tinternernet and you'll find something

Just don't spray too close (to avoid runs) and leave it to dry-and you'll be fine Good luck

For the metal I would use primer for the metal...not sure what's the difference between them 2, but I guess there is since 2 different types of primer lol Layers of paint- ones everything is fully painted, that should do! I'm not body-shop specialist, but try sure you don't want it to be to thick... Lol Lacquer- same...ones you get that glossy clear finish - that will do as well...hard to say about layers - as everyone sprays at different angle/distance which will make layers thicker/thinner...just do it by the eye I would say! something like strut bar towers- may be better to consider to get them powder coated as normal paint might chip away at places where you bolt it down-due to pressure...unless you really carefull:) that's my opinion, someone might be more professional and will correct me

Just make sure surface is clean, so no oil etc on it. Sand it down a little bit with something like 600 grit sand paper, prime it and sand it down again with 1200-1500 grit, then prime it again, sand it down and spray. Why prime it few times? I find it helps to get rid of tiny scratches...as primer basically fills them in,...sometimes they really hard to see...but ones painted and lacquered - they will be more visible! Also try to use sanding block or something flat to wrap sanding paper around - to give you flat sanding serface. I think white primer works the best - as it will bring colour up, make it a bit brighter. Would also recommend to lacquer bits as well to give them that shiny glossy look. PlastiKote 2k clear lacquer is pretty good. Spray (primer/paint/lacquer) is few thin coats instead of 1 thick - makes it easier to dry etc. I would leave 30mins-1hr between coats and leave overnight to dry All common sense really If you dont have any local paint stores that can mix you some paint, www.paints4u.com can do it for you if you provide paint code Nothing to worry about when taking strut bar off.... its as straight forward as it looks, takes few mins Good luck

Speed/revs, something else I think...will check out manual tomorrow

Yours is done as well mate...just waiting for vents and too of clocks to arrive to finish whole order

You know you want it

For £65 you can't go wrong

haha thanks mate

Cheers both for info

YaMan

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Shame I'm working all this week/weekend:( love that place...especially babes

Stooooooopid Still don't know what you on about Hell yeah for the "back" button. Photoshop!

Isn't royal mails and others cover you for like £20 anyway without paying anything extra? If you refund them £27, might be worth to check if you get anything back from Royal Mail if you still got receipts?

Oh so much want nismo v2 with canards...no £ at the mo:(