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KatCowie's LCR 210 - Foxy :)
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tell me about it, i couldnt trust my mrs with a crayon let alone spray paintI know, impressive!
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Yeah i might do mine when i finnish of the coilovers since the wheels are off.
What kinda laquor u use??? Iv jst got some halfrauds stuff lying around
What kinda laquor u use??? Iv jst got some halfrauds stuff lying around
tell me about it, i couldnt trust my mrs with a crayon let alone spray paint
You might aswell if wheels are off. I used Hycote Paint Lacquer, was £6 lol. If your doing them after you have been up in Lossiemouth in couple weeks time you can have my can if u want. You also have Frutta and Trim Protector to get too!
You might aswell if wheels are off. I used Hycote Paint Lacquer, was £6 lol. If your doing them after you have been up in Lossiemouth in couple weeks time you can have my can if u want. You also have Frutta and Trim Protector to get too!
Yeah i know i still have to pick that up, iv got loads of sprays sitting around somwhere to use
There's no rush to get it, unless you want it.
Well Derek, if I can do it anyone can!! Get it done.
Good Progress Kat.. Keep it up
Thanks Mike
Yours looks lush in White!
Left my Brembos to dry for most of Saturday and today. Alloys now back on but have not moved it yet, leaving it overnight then take it to work in the morning, just as an extra chance for lacquer to dry fully.
Still working on painting the stitching on my 225 Steering Wheel, taking forever but think it looks so much cleaner and newer with it painted. Sadly the pictures don't do it much justice, looks far better in person. The right hand side has had 5 coats, the left hand side has had 1 coat.
I hope to have the stitching done for when I get my car back after it's respray and bumper repair. Goes in on Saturday
Still working on painting the stitching on my 225 Steering Wheel, taking forever but think it looks so much cleaner and newer with it painted. Sadly the pictures don't do it much justice, looks far better in person. The right hand side has had 5 coats, the left hand side has had 1 coat.
I hope to have the stitching done for when I get my car back after it's respray and bumper repair. Goes in on Saturday
good work with the wheel. when i did mine i washed my stitching and it came out like new. i did it with washing powder in a glass of warm water and dipped a cloth in then scrubbed the stitching.
this is how i bought it
after washing the wheel and stitching
then i used the cherry blossom wax, used leather protector by auto glym. then 5 coats of red on the strip.
end result
need any tips then just ask
sam
this is how i bought it
after washing the wheel and stitching
then i used the cherry blossom wax, used leather protector by auto glym. then 5 coats of red on the strip.
end result
need any tips then just ask
sam
Cheers Sam. My wheel was refurbished in Poland so it got new leather on and the reason I'm having to paint the stitching is because the thread used is Sylko which has a black twill through it. So washing it would have done nothing Never mind, I will get there!
Never mind, I will get there!
Gave my car it's last ever wash before respray! Nothing special but thought I may aswell post a couple of pics since it wont be like this much longer
Refurbed Brembos
These two, nothing really to do with the car, but just for you Al!! hehe
Refurbed Brembos
These two, nothing really to do with the car, but just for you Al!! hehe
Thanks Sam, tried being a bit artistic lol. Good thing with sealing my alloys is that when I use my power washer, the brembos become slightly sealed from the water off alloys so you get some beading on them too!
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