Finished off the sill repair and de-scabbed both sides,

Then re-stonechipped the sills,

While that was drying I took the old exhaust off ready for the shiny cat back japspeed one-the old one is well knackered!

Before fitting the new 'zorst the underside was Shultzed,

The I fitted the new system,just a note that I was well impressed with this,straight on only the slightest tweak to get the tailpipes level!

The sills then got a coat of base from a rattle can,

Then laquered-color match is quite good for an aerosol!:smartass:

 

More as it happens folks!:hammer:

ive just used stone gaurd instead of shultz to paint the underneath of my m3, it is much better than shultz apperently

 

great work mate, starting to look great

good job mate,

 

wish i had access to a lift to get on with the underside of mine

Looking good m8 , we,ll make a panelbeater out of you yet !! lol :thumbup1::thumbup1:

Looking good m8 , we,ll make a panelbeater out of you yet !! lol :thumbup1::thumbup1:

 

No Ta!:blink:

Looks great, a very good match

ive just used stone gaurd instead of shultz to paint the underneath of my m3, it is much better than shultz apperently

 

great work mate, starting to look great

 

Just bear in mind you can,t paint on top of shultz if anyone thinking of using it on their sills . Stone chip is a paintable protection .

yeah, thats what my mate told me. leaves a lovely smooth finish which is great for underneath as shultz can leave a stipply finish, more for the muck to cling onto

yeah, thats what my mate told me. leaves a lovely smooth finish which is great for underneath as shultz can leave a stipply finish, more for the muck to cling onto

 

True but depends how you put it on as well.:wink:

Great work buddy, looking forward to catching up with you soon to show you the V8 :)