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to be honest matey, it wasnt that hard as there wasnt any irregular shapes and corners, i was thinking of doing some similar polishing jobs on and around my engine bay!
some top tips for a low budget polish shine like mine
get a good drill
get loads of wet and dry _ all grades 240-1200!
look on fleebay for some polishing compound kits with the polishing heads inc.
have a steady hand ont he drill other wise you will take chunks out of the metal :s
then autosol (but you dont have to)...
hope that helps
johnty22
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splitter looks sound mate , ya can polish my rims if ya like an all, matching doors handles look fine too ,i would remove or paint ya side bump strips to blend in with the paintwork. looking good matey.
splitter looks sound mate , ya can polish my rims if ya like an all, matching doors handles look fine too ,i would remove or paint ya side bump strips to blend in with the paintwork. looking good matey.
wheels door handle number plate surrounds grill surrounds....?? even inside the rear lights there is a little bit of chrome. to much mate! otherwise sound!
i was thinking of a rear lcr splitter, i put a thread up about it but decided to paint the rear valance instead! I don't think it looks that bad to be honest, maybe with the centre bits cut out completely it would look better? i say fair play to you for thinking outside the box!
looking good mate!
looking good mate!
Thanks mate! i was thinking of colour coding the valance but decided i had never seen the splitter before so went for it!
i dont think the splitter is that bad, it just looks strange to US fellow ibiza owners as we are used to seeing it on the front, i have had VERY good comments from my non-vagowner friends. tbh it just makes the back end which is quite high look that much lower!
i was going to remove the bump strips but its poinless to do without smoothing the bumper bump strips also...so im saving from now
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it doesnt melt becase i tested it on a 3hr journey to birmingham and not a drip! the pipe goes around the side and back of the engine to the front grille (where the fog should be) no where near the manifold oven!
Sorry for the quality but you get the idea!
Professional pics coming soon!
when the british
weather gets better!
i know, that was on bank holiday after the new year, so i took advantage of the EMPTY industrial estate roads!
