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05-12-2013, 01:37 AM
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By "plasti dip" do you mean spray paint as I would like to do the same. Black badges on a black car!!
09-27-2013, 08:37 AM
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Got my full Ings bodykit today!
Going to test fit it next week, and if its okay then Ill take it do a bodyshop and have it painted. Installing it myself.
Btw. Anyone here that can read japanese?
Going to test fit it next week, and if its okay then Ill take it do a bodyshop and have it painted. Installing it myself.
Btw. Anyone here that can read japanese?
10-15-2013, 04:27 PM
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Happy with the result. Almost looks like a new car.
Going to give the car a cleaning tomorrow and then fix a little bit on the kit. Then do a photo shoot-
Going to give the car a cleaning tomorrow and then fix a little bit on the kit. Then do a photo shoot-
10-17-2013, 03:06 AM
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I installed out myself.
The fitment is good, but a little of by the side markers. It's an easy fix, I believe. I'm going to sand out down around 3mm and the fitment will be flush.
With side skirt, I did drill holes and filled in with some anti rust and sealant were the screws goes.
But I guess you could just use double side tape and some sealant.
There is a 1 or 2 mm gap on each end. Plan is to fill it with silicon and brush red paint over it.
On the rear exhaust covers it's a perfect fitment, except were the black parts meet. I used black sealant too remove a 2-3mm gap. I'm going to apply some more, sand it down and spay paint the whole black part of the car on the rear.
The fitment is good, but a little of by the side markers. It's an easy fix, I believe. I'm going to sand out down around 3mm and the fitment will be flush.
With side skirt, I did drill holes and filled in with some anti rust and sealant were the screws goes.
But I guess you could just use double side tape and some sealant.
There is a 1 or 2 mm gap on each end. Plan is to fill it with silicon and brush red paint over it.
On the rear exhaust covers it's a perfect fitment, except were the black parts meet. I used black sealant too remove a 2-3mm gap. I'm going to apply some more, sand it down and spay paint the whole black part of the car on the rear.
10-18-2013, 02:30 PM
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You can't go wrong with Ings :D
Not sure, but I kinda like these
MB Battles
It started snowing here, so I'll put on my winter wheels. And won't be buying new wheels until spring.
Btw I didn't use silicon after all, found out that you can't paint over silicon. So I used adhesive sealant.
Not sure, but I kinda like these
MB Battles
It started snowing here, so I'll put on my winter wheels. And won't be buying new wheels until spring.
Btw I didn't use silicon after all, found out that you can't paint over silicon. So I used adhesive sealant.
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