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Old 30th November 2006, 16:13   #1
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Very Mean and moody looking Keith...

Nice pic.. really catches the charachter

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Old 30th November 2006, 16:57   #2
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who what where ?
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Old 30th November 2006, 17:27   #3
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Looks better than the last picture in the mud puddle you posted Keith
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Old 30th November 2006, 17:35   #4
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Ah well that was "up north" mud we get a different type in Shropshireland.
I have polished out a few scratches, still working on the wheels though
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on the subject of wheels...
'Shadow' apex was on my must have list, However unfortunately the ones on my car were attrocious... (sp) not kerbed, just huge chunks of 'finish' missing I opted to have the dealer get them done, as I have a mate with a vxr Monaro that has a shadow finish and he shelled out £75 a corner (for a good job) This was out of my budget at the moment.
I didn't expect the finnish to be 'original' as the dealer seemed 'in the dark' when I mentioned the process involved,and how hard it was , but I wanted them done so accepted the silver finish I eneded up with.

They look fine and suit that car, so will do for now... but I do love the shadow finish....

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Old 30th November 2006, 20:36   #6
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on the subject of wheels...
'Shadow' apex was on my must have list, However unfortunately the ones on my car were attrocious... (sp) not kerbed, just huge chunks of 'finish' missing I opted to have the dealer get them done, as I have a mate with a vxr Monaro that has a shadow finish and he shelled out £75 a corner (for a good job) This was out of my budget at the moment.
I didn't expect the finnish to be 'original' as the dealer seemed 'in the dark' when I mentioned the process involved,and how hard it was , but I wanted them done so accepted the silver finish I eneded up with.

They look fine and suit that car, so will do for now... but I do love the shadow finish....

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Have you got a picture of them Nick?
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Old 1st December 2006, 06:38   #7
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Have you got a picture of them Nick?
of them before they went (got painted)silver? yeah..

i took a few , but the light was fading, thyer good enough pics to see how awfull the finish was though...

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heres 3 clickabubbles..

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now theyre plain old silver... but they look ok with the nocturne

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Old 9th December 2006, 20:12   #9
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They look like they have had an abrasive treatment of some kind mine are in a similar state as well, not a particular well designed finish for day to day use is it.
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Old 9th December 2006, 21:27   #10
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Ouch! Those do look bad!

Apart from some brake dust pitting (well, OK, quite a lot of brake dust pitting where I've not washed them), they're still looking great after 3+ years!
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