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Nice job. Big improvement

Hope the paint drops aren't on the drive !!

. No that's the plastic underlay sheets for wooden panel flooring , just put it under to protect the drive Edited by blueR36
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cheers guys , just miffed my black Hammerite leaked in the sun and I binned it otherwise I'd paint the dust sheilds too

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You work for beers - interesting. I happen to know a very local nano-brewery whose work's Yeti van is in need of caliper repainting :)

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No problem at all Alan - glad to share a couple of beers and catch up after your hard graft!

Absolutely super job on the .:R36 calipers and hubs - very much appreciated.

The car looks great - just needs a new wax to arrive and get it detailed up soon :thumbup:

Really appreciate you taking the time to sort this out and even better to have another .:R36 as the loan car for the day too! :rock:

No problem mate , any time

You are a good 'un Alan - OCD and then some.... :rofl:

. No problem at all , anytime Edited by blueR36
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I'd have painted them Pink  :giggle:

 

 

 

 

Nice job though   :yes:

 

With a water-soluble blue over the top, so the first time the snow foam gets to them ... :)

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Awesome job Alan!! Thanks for posting. I'll nip and grab some green I think for the team bus!

I've actually got some vRS green caliper paint !
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What paint was used seem like big chunks coming off. Was it hammerite or another brand.

. It seems most R36s are prone to the rears flaking off , never seen it on any other car like this . I use VW Jazz Blue ( original colour) in a spray can , but put half lacquer and half paint in the cap then mix then leave for 5 mins then it starts to set so easier to use , the rears needed 5 coats , total time for the rears was 3 hours ! . Using lacquer in the paint gives it more durability and shine
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I must say your car looks stunning, which is a credit to you, And agree the calipers look very good. That was a long day waiting for paint to dry for sure.

Do you or have you ever coated them with any of the known products.

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I must say your car looks stunning, which is a credit to you, And agree the calipers look very good. That was a long day waiting for paint to dry for sure.

Do you or have you ever coated them with any of the known products.

. The car in question is Stes not mine , I did mine the other week which he said his needed doing . I used Hammerite green on my vRS
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Sorry for the mistake, but a stunning how to all the same. Can i ask what phone or camera you use for the pictures. Reason i ask when i try upload pictures they are also to big.

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Sorry for the mistake, but a stunning how to all the same. Can i ask what phone or camera you use for the pictures. Reason i ask when i try upload pictures they are also to big.

Ive a near identical car . Just my iphone 4s ,I load onto photobucket then use the bottom box which is img url click and copy, then paste on here, simples

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