stellaZ

loved blood sport, frank dux was a real person (or dukes lol)

i grease the threads on ones we put in now, ive removed one we greased and it came out great, took longer to drain that to change and wire it up lol

pmsl

they really are a bitch of a job, what sort of tank was it in, they are ****s in elson's as they are set back and can easily rip the tank if not carefull

needs cleaning, there is some sooting on the bars which isnt a good thing, possible shimney blockage

his jokes are shite lol

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

ive just used a thick stone gaurd, its the type you screw onto the bottom of a spray gun, i reckon if you covered the foam filler with this and coat a few times it would seal it in what id be doing is trying to create a flat area so any muck would just fall off instead of sitting in all the tight crevasis?

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

top work, jimmer is a great guy from what ive heard and read

think you have to wet the area first mate, but it could have reacted would be a good way to keep the crap from building up i used it to fill the brake light holes and so on when i removed my spoiler and fitted the smooth tailgate skin, worked a treat

hmmm, but it wouldnt cover the full sill and you could stone chip the foam to protect it

great work mate, cant wait to see that color on the car ive been thinking about skirts lately (ooer missus lol), you know the back where there is a gap between the skirt and the sill's, would it be possible to fill with expanding foam to keep the muck and water out, it is sandable and paintable just wondering if it is a good idea or not?

i know the place, has had a few nice skylines in there, they have one at the moment that looks great

bet she was a copper or is friend/ family of one, i would go to the local rag and report it

happy bday bud

you'd be looking at well over a grand, and prob not get a job as good, now its upto me and my mate to get it painted and on the road

ive only just got it back from the jigger's bri, fooker had it for 3 month, he kept dissapearing, got a bit worried at one point that he had stripped me car or something or other

hi lee its in ashbrooke, the elms west

no probs mate, i know you like things like this

pmsl, needs two rear tyres mate, will also need an mot tax and insurance booooooo lol

its killing me, but ive waited this long lol

i know all the ins and outs of himo houses, the ceiling was tested and agreed that it is more than half hour fire proof, also the floor tiles are not slippy when wet, just some little hitler trying to find something wrong, it is fitted with hour fire door's, boarded ceilings in the rooms and a wired fire alarm system, all electrics have been checked and passed and as far as im aware there isnt any asbesto's anywhere they tried to get us to do the ceiling a couple of years ago, we fought it and won, now the rules have changed and you dont have to board the ceilngs below communal area's, the upstairs kitchen is directly above so it would have been a shame to have agreed to pull it down only for the rules to change as they did

also the house in the pics is the only double fronted of the street and is built in different bricks to the rest of the street? there were a lot of houses bombed round there during the war would love to find out more about the house

what bodyshop you taking it too bud