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I love how in that article that there are 2 photos of her driving and three photos of her pissing around with the gimmicky fart cans. 1 of the actual car (outside some bankers holiday house)
On the plus side it describes new BMW car owner demographic perfectly.
Couldn't agree more, i mean seriously WTF is this about?
"The three Ecoya mists: Lemongrass & Ginger for energising, Vanilla Bean to calm, and Lotus Flower for balance and clarity."
That alone would stop me buying the car..........................aside from not having the $
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I have nothing to add as i have no skills
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Thanks guys.
Andy, will PM ya.
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Yet another reason to buy a Bentley
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Where are you based?
Do you do minor panel work too? like door dents and minor scrapes - just need a skim of filler etc.
Yep i do panel work as well.
This is what i dug out of the pillar behind drivers door (LHD) of that truck, yes it is an inch thick. Fixed it the best i could then put a skim of bog on it, came out well.
I'm just south of New Plymouth so maybe a little far for ya, but dependant on what ya wanted doing it could be worth it.
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the paint has a few chips (with one real nasty chip on the bonnet) and scratch marks (the bonnet looks like someone has dragged something off it), paint on boot is very swirly, and looks like rear end had been repainted before I had bought the car and wasn't done to a good standard (flaking and a bit of bubbling, not rusty though).
So it would be a general tidy up of the paint, over the whole car
I guess some of it could just be buffed out, but figured if I'm getting some of the car resprayed then maybe worthwhile just getting the whole thing done and having it all mint
would be just after original paint colour (hellrot), so no special or custom made stuff required
For me a repiant is just as easy as doing touch-ups.
2 weeks is what i normally have a car for a re-paint, gives me plenty of time for any unforseen issues.
Flick me a PM & i'll give ya a price. The price i give you is the price you pay, none of this quote price that "may" change without notice crap.
I charge what i do because believe it or not after nearly 30 years of doing it i still enjoy doing it haha.
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how long would you need a car for to paint it?
It depends on what ya want done mate.
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deal maker
HAHA thought it would be
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Drive down - $30 bus ticket NP to Ham' - $30 bus ticket Ham' to NP - pay for paintjob - drive home
Still works out at 1/3 the price at a paint & panel shop (& that includes drop off & pick up from bus depot)
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Mean paint job for 15 hundy.
Are you interested in doing other peoples cars as a side?
Lionel
Pretty sure thats what he does...
Yep, that's all i do. If it stays still long enough i'll paint it.
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Just a quick post on a job i just finished.
Customer didn't want the flames anymore, so i did a repaint in Jet Black.
The whole job was $1500 all up, i'm telling ya all that because there are people (some in this forum included) that will say "ya can't get good paint jobs for cheap" well i'm here to say 'Bollocks' haha.
Before.
After
So if ya want to talk PM me, i do have repeat Bimmersport customers.
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You two are such secretive buggers.
Matt black E34's are so over done anyway
HAHA
Ah but it wouldn't have been like any other matt black E34 you've seen before, there was going to be a different twist to it
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Plans changed then Oli haha.
If it doesn't sell we may be able to come to an arrangement regarding the "other" thing we've discussed.
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Or try these guys:
If I removed them and dropped them is was $145, or $180 (I think) on the car. They replace the UV coating which protect the polycarbonate.
I brought new ones though. $645 for genuine Hella angeleyes
Maybe i should start a business doing headlghts.
Interesting they only give 3 years on re-coating the UV protection. At the end of the day it's only a very slightly modified automotive 2 pack clear and most paint manufacturers give lifetime warrenties now.
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Mate, in regards to your E39 headlights, the 3M kit is kinda ok for a joe public thing. The way to get the best out of it is this.
Get some 800 or 1000 grit wet/dry sandpaper & sand the crap out the lense, (do it wet tho')
Then use the 3M kit, even better if you have some decent cutting compound.
This is how our Toyota Vitz looked.
A quick sand with 800
Quick go over with buff & compound
With it outside, it came up so well you can see the reflection of my shed in the headlight.
15 minutes per side, job done.
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The Councils and Mayor’s are very support of any event that brings visitors & $$$ into the region and don’t mind roads to be closed to do so.
Of course they don't "mind" motorsport road closures, have you ever been involved in a 'road closure' for an event?
When i was in the HB car club i was on the committee that did closures for gravel sprints, hill climbs and the Central Region Rally Series and saw what the cost for closure was.
Bearing in mind this was 10 years ago, but the CRRS (Central Region Rally Series) road closure cost was between 25,000 - 30,000 for the 3 days.
So as for shutting down the Ohakune 1000, it's not only the businesses losing out but the wider community as well. Council gets less $ then the community gets less services.
Thank christ we have people like Rod Millen who ARE willing to go the extra mile with alternatives.
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Sick of this Maori bullshit.
Amen to that.
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You can get bagged suspension for racing?
Nope, not enough latteral support.
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I read this thread before i logged in so didn't see the pic' in post #1 and thought to myself,
'FFS here we go again', but to be honest i actually quite like it. Must be because it's done with a bit of taste without plastering it with "rusty bits"
I would do some pretty 'stupid' stuff with cars just for the sake of it ha.
IMO ya already have haha.
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I like this
It amuses me
I'm with you Simon.
What does amuse me more tho' is the way the word "Build" is thrown about.
I've seen plenty of things "bolted" onto the car, nothing "built".
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TIL this. I stand corrected.
So when I ordered paint from BMW and used the colour sticker from the car its just luck I didnt get the wrong 'shade'? That was lucky.
With the "touch up" stuff you get from dealers they'd just use the 'prime' colour, the one i called the "std" colour.
BUT in saying all i have i must also say if it's only small chips you should be able to get away with the 'prime' colour, the bigger the area to be touched up gets the more important the correct colour becomes. (obivously)
As you were.
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Plenty of work in 'kura then Graham