Project 6N! (update bottom of page 2)

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polopaul
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Post by polopaul »

ooooooh nice one damo, ill get round n help you one day lol
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Yeah ok mate, just give us a tx wen ever your free.
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Post by sp33dy69 »

sorry for bein dumb but wats the purpose of the hammerite?
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Post by benji-d »

Its just a simple metal paint in matt black and looks really good, i just wanted to do it all in one colour merely to take your eyes off all the little screw holes etc. Plus im touching on the rat look ;)
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Post by benji-d »

PROJECT UPDATE YAAAAAAAL!

Been doin a bit of lowerage!

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RESULTS!

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Got my new seats through also....

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Got the filler out too ;)

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Full respray is next week pics will follow peeps ;)
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Post by DanDiesel »

cool good progress!! thats some major lowerage!! and those seats look well comfy!!
a nice set of deep dish alloys would really set it off a treat!!
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Post by quality name »

that looks ace, cant wait too see it finished, top job
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Post by benji-d »

Thanx :wink: Im looking for a set of schmidt th line wheels.
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Post by JarnoVWPolo6N »

Nice plans m8, lowering really improves the looks, but I'm pretty sure the "cleaning" of your rear-badge won't work out, the filler and the "reardoor" are of different materials, and will "work" during temperature differences (for instance warm summerdays and colder summernights) and then you will start to see the rims of the cleaned part
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Post by spot_on_jon »

welcome to the forum

looks like you got some good ideas for ur project, what coilovers is that you have??
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Post by pip_polo »

whilst i was reading that i was thinking why is he taking the seats out.
still don't really know why, but looks nice in black.

looks nice lowered that much

keep us posted :wink:
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Post by benji-d »

thanx il keep you updated.

The reason for taking the seats out were to make way for my new buckets and to keep that rear bare with just a roll cage and spare alloy. just a look that i like really ;)

I got the coilies from a guy off another forum no name but v v cheap ;)
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Post by Biddle »

Was it Phil-J off club polo?
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Post by benji-d »

yeah thats right mate.
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Post by benji-d »

Ok i picked her up from the body shop on monday and here are the results of my matt black respray:

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Im really pleased with the out come :)

I had to crank to front coilies up so i could fit the A frame under to tow to the bodyshop so the front will be lower as they still got to be cranked back down and also iv got to fit my clear front indicators also.

Next are the wheels and other bits and bobs on the exterior, then moving on to the huge job of the interior :paranoid: :thumbsup:
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