SteveW

Well it's complete apart from cutting the paint,we'll see how my attempt at lacquer blending turns out when it's cut it may need to go to a body shop to be repainted properly we'll see. Fibreglass stage was very easy Filling and sanding again easy but very time consuming! I need a new arm lol.

Thanks mate, that's kinda what I figured. I'll do some more research on the sub forum.

2 areas done. Last one to go.

Just wondering I was all set on a DA but I've been given some Argos vouchers and there is a Silverline Rotary polisher which I can get for £30 price is £45-£50 everywhere else. Figured it would also be a good buy for DIY projects also I.e sanding doors skirting a etc. Are they really as hard to use on cars as it suggests on google? Cheers Steve

Filling complete and sanding started

When I fitted my teins I hardly noticed a difference from stock over bumps but in the corners due to the being progressive they firm it up nicely.

Very much liking the lip 8)

Fingers crossed it will be finished in time. When its fixed and back on I think will complement the parcels nicely

Fibreglass repair now added, filler first thing tomorrow and then an afternoon of sanding and an evening of painting. Hopefully have it finished by Sunday.

Very sad news, my thoughts go out to the family and all those who knew him.

It's been spent grinding holes in my Amuse front end after a meeting with a kerb created lots of cracks back in December. Now ready for fibreglass on Friday night.

I agree the 452's have been my limiting factor on track days. I can go faster but the tyres say no. Got some slicks for future use though so no longer an issue

This looks good, I've never heard of this before I should join!!

I fixed mine nearly 3 years ago now and still going strong. It's basically carbon dust that builds up in the contacts causing a short circuit and carbon dust causing the brushes to stick and lose contact with the shaft.

Or fix it using my guide from the guides section. http://www.350z-uk.com/index.php?/topic/29731-How-to-fix-your-electric-windows---Attachment-Incl

+1 Agree though I'm not a fan but each to their own or all our cars would look the same.

Sounds good thanks for the info. I'll get some poorboys. If it smells as good as the black hole glaze

Just wondering what wheel sealants people use and recommend? I've done some searches but 'Wheel Sealant' only returned threads about wheel refurbs and steering wheels lol. Looking on google I've seen some threads about nanolex alloy sealant, Gtechnic C5 wheel armour, poorbous wheel sealant and FK1000P. Thoughts, opinions and suggestions please. Thanks

Morons!!

Thank you

I recently made £700 on CMI shares but have now lost £1500 on Apple.....buggar. Quadrise are worth a watch. If I'd put my money in Quadrise in January instead of apple I'd have made £2000 instead of losing that.....

Thank you sir......at least I now know my brain hasn't melted from this weekends alcohol abuse.

Am I being exceptionally stupid but I don't seem to be able to find the official Linea Corse Website...... I googled Linea Corse Wheels and the two sites that would appear to be the right addresses one just goes to a 404 Forbidden page and the other goes to a black page with nothing on it.... I've tried it on my phone, iPad and Laptop and the addresses do the same on all. Lineacorse.com Linea corse.co.uk Any insight???? Thanks

Adding 'eh' to the end of sentences is common practice in Canada, like a question. It's pronounced as 'A' Eg: It's pretty sweet weather today eh?

Looks awesome!