it's in the pipeline
fella in the bodyshop said the front lip was difficult to fit, and he had to use rivets to secure it as 3M tape just won't stick frp in place. sides and back were pretty easy but he bonded them rather then using sticky tape and put extra screws in the rear (mind the double entendre) to keep it in place.
urethane is a much better material, as it last longer and is less likely to shatter when curbing or crack over potholes plus urethane can be heated to assist fitting unlike frp which pretty much explodes if baked.
got some under hood pimping to do this weekend, then wheels, then exhaust. then i'll be happy. . .honest
cheers for response guys.