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I am indeed, to be honest I was in 2 minds about whether to fit them or not even after having them dipped, but I think they look OK! I am going to change my B pillar to the ones from TarmacSportz as the CF weave pattern on my current ones is too fine and doesn't match the louvres.(Assuming I can unstick the existing NISMO covers that is!) David They look great, I've got a GM and some louvres waiting to go on. I have been playing around in photoshop trying to decide between going colour coded or gloss black. The dark works really well in your pic, gives a great shape to the area with the door window and that rear quarter area. Thanks for posting this

When I was 15 there was this girl I went to school with (she was way out of my league, but the heart wants what it wants ) and she knew I had a huge crush on her. One evening at a street party, working through the tightly packed crowd, I bumped into her. Without a word, she gave me a big smile and, totally out of the blue, proceeded to lay one on me. Before I knew it, she'd disengaged, whispered something softly in my ear and disappeared off into the night, leaving me dazed, aroused and with her taste and fragrance etching an indelible impression on my mind. It was so unexepected and so awesome, it blew me away. Magic.

along, super agressive looking Zed, nice work

I wouldn't worry about that last bit, when I had my roof wrapped I dropped off a copy of a guide from here and got the "I know what I'm doing mate" look, but also got a "thanks for the guide, we needed it" when I went to pick her up If you're just trying to be helpful, with model specific information, any one with any brains should flick through it first.

That is the ultimate, nothing else even comes close. Sorry bud but can't help

Steve's usually got some too http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/160-redline-styling/

I just wish I had one garage, let alone double Russian garages

Demand a full written explanation IF you put on a free bar. If you didn't, don't mention it and include a short apology Congratulations too!

I had one on the roof and a body shop resprayed the whole roof for about £130 (northern price). The thing about the roof is, you look at it every time you get in the car, so I wanted it to be spot on. However, that all went out the window when I had it wrapped

I'd have thought it would be worth it for the quality of touchscreen alone, I've yet to try a headunit with a decent capacitive touchscreen.

Attention to detail on the hidden tank is a sign this thing is going to be PERFECT when it's done! Nice work, as usual

I got battered by hailstones today washing her

Wow, that looks beautiful.

Like you Granville, I'm learning my way around a digital camera. One of the best (and cheapest) things I've picked up is a polarised filter, it's good for making the sky look bluer and reducing reflected glare. Perfect for taking Zed pics Once you've saved up to get a turbo in there along with the SC , it might be worth splashing a few quid on one. http://www.digitaltoyshop.co.uk/POLARIZER_FILTER_Fuji_FinePix_S5600_t615_131

This is a good idea - I think my centre console would look nice with an iPad too

Nice work, karma will dish out the rewards and punishments, a lottery win for you and some hideous gential warts for the bumlickers. Nice to see Zed owners leading the way!

Go to richersounds and get some demo time with a few in your price bracket. Watch some real content that you're familiar with, not the looped demonstration stuff from the shop floor. Enjoy!

Holy sh!tballz that looks fast as! The solid things were arriving so quickly Looks a great purchase from that footage alone

I considered blue then red but then I chickened out and went chromish

Do you think they'll let me have one for range of used internal organs? FIT.

The "...detailing is an expensive game" comment made me laugh. The repair man today asked me what product I used to keep it so clean. I think he was expecting the name of just a shampo and a wax, by the time I'd been through the foaming, shampooing, clay bar, and paint cleaner he'd dozed off and missed the sealant and quick detail stages

Thanks, I'm well pleased with the repair as the chap was very honest and said the colour match might be tricky to pull off. I was happy I needed to check the first photo to see where the repair had been done

Got away with it for well over a year but finally curbed one £50 and 3 hours work for a chips away man Top service and, as you can see, great finish

Black hole's sister, White Diamond for light colours. http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/glazes/poorboys-white-diamond/prod_551.html

Dan's nailed your options. If you want the paint sorting, don't mind spending a few quid and you're not familiar with machine polishing kit, it's worth finding a local detailer who offers paint correction. Where abouts are you? Once it's corrected you should be able to keep it in good condition with good two bucket wash technique and an application of a good sealant, with regular top ups.