One down, Three to go

JAMIE-TYPERV6 said:
Looked into this for a mate as I have contacts through work and it ain't the most durable or easy to live with solutions Sean... It marks easy and can't be polished or sorted as easy as paint and it has much shorter life span to paint. It will chip too. I was looking into the matt black finish for him and with my contacts for supplying the material and getting it applied it was working out close to 600!
Its more of a prevention from rust and the weather im thinking off, the standing water is killing it.
Few spots of rust starting to come though and iv nowhere i trust to store it.


Altezza-Dan said:
looks well with the green ones, so you bought 3 sets? whats colours did you buy? i was looking at a set of these in bronze for mine, what offset do they some in? can you easily take off the stickers and where did you get them?

No just the two sets, the green ones were the white ones, and the bronze ones were the old set freshened up.
Came off a civic ET42, and just change the spigot rings, the stickers come off easy when their new.
Not so easy after a while.
Scoobyclinic but they can be got handy enough here but honestly i wouldn't recommend them, just because of the wheelnut space.
I tore paint off today when was tightening them up and a balls to pit on.

Altezza-Dan said:
You still playing black ops on xbox? :icon_nana:
Think my membership is up and im too slow on it.


Sweetcakes said:
What weight are they?

690kg robbie.
 
so no better than Rota's for quality?

might aswell renew your membership as im sure the PSN network will be raped again!
 
Do what I did with my old MR2... build a big box and put the car in it!! :icon_biggrin:

It might sound ridiculous but i put that car away for 2 years on my parents driveway and when I took it out and it was minty fresh... with no rust.

I used a wall against the side of the house... nailed battons to it... built 3 walls approx. 1500mm tall and the width & length of the car from chip board... and 2"x 1" long batons holding the chipboard together.... and stuck a heavy duty tarpaulin stretched over it ... followed by a plastic sheet. The thing was practically air tight!

I even painted a "THIS WAY UP" sign on the side of it just to wind up the old man! :whistle:
 
Ha id like to see that on my dads house.
Was thinking a timber shed aswell, one of the lads dad a small
Insulated one for bout a grand so I was thinking it would be 1,500.
But ain't got 1,500 spare
 
Wheels look great Sean. :thumbsup:

Stick a car cover over it and it will be grand.

Get one with uv protection and the rest in it. :thumbsup:
 
keith555 said:
Wheels look great Sean. :thumbsup:

Stick a car cover over it and it will be grand.

Get one with uv protection and the rest in it. :thumbsup:

Have one keith, and it did damage to the car when the straps broke one windy night.
 
Car looks awesome Sean. I really like the green wheel on the white. Suits the car really well.

Always liked those Inovit STVIs too.
 
:thumbsup:

Oh robbie, this will sort that problem.
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