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Project Corolla T-Sport - ormi - 12-04-2019
Dark Samurai Is that painted, Ormi?
no mate unpainted.....
Project Corolla T-Sport - ormi - 12-04-2019
Marsdendean Looking good. Making me continue my search !
na mate cant be bothered they give you nothing but greef over their
Project Corolla T-Sport - Dark Samurai - 12-04-2019
Bit expensive as then it means getting new headlights and everything...
Project Corolla T-Sport - Phil01 - 12-04-2019
ormi na mate cant be bothered they give you nothing but greef over theirBl00dy strange site that is, cant work the members out!!
Project Corolla T-Sport - mr-p - 12-04-2019
tell me about it posted a simple question about a head unit fascia over 30 views no re-plys post it on here and got a reply not long after!
Project Corolla T-Sport - ormi - 12-04-2019
acetip is the worst...
you could delete the little head light grooves from the bumper that way you wouldnt need to change anything....
Project Corolla T-Sport - FirebirdPhil - 12-04-2019
Marsdendean Better tell the people on TOC, they were saying there hard because they are no longer made . . . .
Go on there and put some up for sale, at a nice profit. You win as you only have to spend money once you are paid. Instant profit.
Project Corolla T-Sport - newdriftking - 13-04-2019
Phil, what paint did you use to spray the engine cover?
Project Corolla T-Sport - Dark Samurai - 13-04-2019
Super Red from Halfords mate.
Project Corolla T-Sport - Phil01 - 13-04-2019
gave it a good clean to degrease it, then I light rub over with a scotchbright, plastic pan scourer to slightly roughen the surface for the paint to key to, then two coats of plastic filler primer to smooth out the rough pre-made surface, then a couple of coats of Toyota Super Red 3E5 paint, leave to dry over night and then two very wet coats of lacquer.
So far it has stood up to under bonnet temps and no signs of cracking or discolouring.