After doing some work on the fab over the past week, i thought id give it its first t-cut since ive had it!

I was pretty impressed with how it came out for a first go. Hopefully if the weather keeps up ill give it another go with this because it needs it then maybe give it a reet good polish afterwards

Feels really really nice to have my little fabia back looking good and working alright

I can honestly say that at the moment im actually really pleased with it and its the first time ive properly said it since buying it about a year ago!

Looked like this a couple weeks ago

And now today

Wow, nearly 50 views and not 1 reply. You briskoda people really do love me now dont ya lol

It's hard to tell how well your efforts have done because of the image filter on the pictures making everything seem quite dull when i'm sure it's not.

Post up the pics without the special effects and you may get more replies over your hard work.

Cant tell anything from the pictures, but I have 3 questions:

1. whats the black line on the bumper?

2. do you regret the alloys/drop due to extreme impracticality?

3. any better pictures of the passanger?*

*must be over 16 for this question to be valid.

Dull pictures. Well done for cleaning her though. Whats the sticker on the back? Why havent you got those sensors colour coded?!

Love those wheels!

Ill post a picture now straight from iphone vRS19TD

Cant tell anything from the pictures, but I have 3 questions:

1. whats the black line on the bumper?

2. do you regret the alloys/drop due to extreme impracticality?

3. any better pictures of the passanger?*

*must be over 16 for this question to be valid.

1. Its a sticker

2. No not atall, just need to get the camber sorted out on the back and a few mm more drop

3. Ill ask ma mate as its his missus lol

Dull pictures. Well done for cleaning her though. Whats the sticker on the back? Why havent you got those sensors colour coded?!

Dont know pal, just came like that so left them as they are, might actually colour code em now youve said that lol. And sticker says 'Liquor in the front, poker in the rear, was on the car when i got it and never took it off lol

AND CHEERS BOWEN

Edited 23 April, 201313 yr by JakeSVRS

Much better.

I like it

Cheers people

For once im actually pleased with it

T cut.......

Noooooooooooooo

I have 2 questions first 1 in the last picture it looks like u have no back box lol and the 2nd is what size tyre u runing they look massive!

3. Ill ask ma mate as its his missus lol

Why are you parked in some remote, wooded area with your mates missus????

Y billy? She needed it badly. Used the red stuff

I have 2 questions first 1 in the last picture it looks like u have no back box lol and the 2nd is what size tyre u runing they look massive!

Dot have a back box no. It's cut just short at the moment. And all tyres are 205/45/16's but obviously te rears are stretched on and the fronts need replacing with a little stretch

Why are you parked in some remote, wooded area with your mates missus????

He was there too lol duno why he was in front lol

Looks good mate

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Why are you parked in some remote, wooded area with your mates missus????

All seems a little bit suspect if u ask me like....

looks good mate

T cut is far too aggressive mate. will take the clear coat off really easy mate.

need something finer mate, ever maguires scratch is pretty hardy, swirl X is prob better with a machine, other makes avail

Looks nice and shiny!!

I de-tarred, clay barred and black boxed mine at the weekend, 4 1/2 hours of cleaning but worth it for an hours worth of shiny car

Why are you parked in some remote, wooded area with your mates missus????

Y billy? She needed it badly. Used the red stuff

Glad your happier now, know you've had some pretty bad fortune with this. Onwards and upwards

Looks stunning, what are those wheels?

T cut.......

Noooooooooooooo

What he said!!! Give poorboys black hole a go.

You'll get a depth of colour just like T-cutting but without the risk.

You'll also get a much smoother surface to then add your LSP to.

Although it's formulated for dark paintwork it works very well on red paint

and can even bring a car back from the dreaded pinking of red paint.