Done the bits next to my fogs:thumbup:

Looks good dude!

All the little touches make the difference.

Nice work.

That is really good mate, that is ace.

Davy

Good work.

Thanks!

Same colour as mine , looking really good!!!

Quite smart actually, any plans to colour code the rest to match?

I want to do that strip and maybe the number plate holder.

but im going to leave that bit in the middle black as it goes with the grill.

I've taken off one side strip so I need to take the other side off.

I'm going to do the handles.

And the rear bump strip.

And do the lights black like in that guide.

How do you colour code the black bits? Do they have a good smooth finsih and feel as if 'standard,' e.g. do colour coding your own door handles look like they were factory standard colour coded door handles?

How do you colour code the black bits? Do they have a good smooth finsih and feel as if 'standard,' e.g. do colour coding your own door handles look like they were factory standard colour coded door handles?

Just used Primer ,Paint and lacquar.

As it's nearly a 10 year old car the paint has faded in the sunlight and the paint can is not faded which if you look closely you can make a slight differance in the colours but only I notice it.

I've not tried to do the handles yet.

I would say it's important to do them well as they will be touched alot.

Just used Primer ,Paint and lacquar.

As it's nearly a 10 year old car the paint has faded in the sunlight and the paint can is not faded which if you look closely you can make a slight differance in the colours but only I notice it.

I've not tried to do the handles yet.

I would say it's important to do them well as they will be touched alot.

primer, paint and lacquar - sounds a lot of work. I think I'll leave it to a garage/specialist who has done this before. Can u do mine!

It's not alot of work really I colourcoded my grill with a guide on here somewhere and then thought I would do those plastic bits aswell.