Before & After

I gotta say Neil, you were spot on with your choice mate, those tips really suit your cat...............from stripes to s/s exhaust, it just keeps looking better & better!(y)
 
best i can do as a before....


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after :)

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And today I have been a busy little chappie.
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First a debrick and a new reg plate.
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Then remove the rear plate, fit a genuwyne chrome metal surround and a new plate.
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Just one more post :)
 

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I don't have a before of the sills because I wasn't going to fit them until I had sorted the paintwork out but you know how these things are ;)
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Next up is the ding king attatchments
Lets say for arguments sake I started at 10 am, because thats about what time I started with this infernal contraption. I've not taken any after pictures because I have wasted a solid 8 hours of my life. Anyone want to buy a ding king. You can have it for 25grams of Cutters choice :)
Used lots, but it's got a hot melt glue gun which is always handy if you want to leave spiders webs of glue all over your bodywork, clothes, hands, hair, garden, windows, neighbours windows. My spirit is crushed. I will employ a bodywork guru I admit defeat.
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Thanks fella. It always photgraphs better than I think it will :)
I'm a very sad person. I counted 209 stone chips to primer on the bonnet today while I was waiting for the ding king glue to set.
 
Ace Melon said:
I don't have a before of the sills because I wasn't going to fit them until I had sorted the paintwork out but you know how these things are ;)
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Next up is the ding king attatchments
Lets say for arguments sake I started at 10 am, because thats about what time I started with this infernal contraption. I've not taken any after pictures because I have wasted a solid 8 hours of my life. Anyone want to buy a ding king. You can have it for 25grams of Cutters choice :)
Used lots, but it's got a hot melt glue gun which is always handy if you want to leave spiders webs of glue all over your bodywork, clothes, hands, hair, garden, windows, neighbours windows. My spirit is crushed. I will employ a bodywork guru I admit defeat.
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You've been a very busy little bee Al:LOL:, she's coming alond nicely mate.(y)
Personally, I've never had a great deal of success with those dent removal contraptions either, by the time you've paid for 'em & put all that effort in, for a few quid more, you could employ one of the paintless dent removal specialists to do it all for you & make a near perfect job of it. I had 2 dents removed from my rear quarter panel, that caught the light & showed up quite badly, for just £40.............it looks perfect now!:)

Be careful not to allow impatience to become your own worst enemy, looking to fix things quickly & cheaply, or you run the risk of making things worse & it costing you more to put right later. From what I can see in your pics, no harm done so far & she's getting there. Now, rather than throwing loadsa money away on quick fixes, save for a while to get some professional TLC on your cat mate, paintless dent removal & a Pid respray will make a huge difference between them.(y)
 
Ace Melon said:
Thanks fella. It always photgraphs better than I think it will :)
I'm a very sad person. I counted 209 stone chips to primer on the bonnet today while I was waiting for the ding king glue to set.
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Al - you mean to say you actually counted every single one......??????....LOL
 
Whole Kit is wings west including the front lip I just modified it to lower the front more by chopping the front bumper.

JJ
 
Just noticed something else a bit funky, in the picture of s600gar that is when the previous owner had it and it is parked next to my old cougar lol it was meant to be.

JJ
 
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