My damaged polo update and NEW EXHAUST! PICS!

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My damaged polo update and NEW EXHAUST! PICS!

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Well last thursday i realised i had these little beautys on me passenger door, How often do u look at ur passenger door lol!

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After i realised i had them i got to work the same day and started fixing, Aswell as doing my rear arch that my mates mate did n never payed up, Real nice bloke!
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And aswell as doin my passenger door, and w/arch i had a scab on me bonnett from when i got the car from the auction so i repaired that and did my stone chips, ALOT OF STONE CHIPS, All filled then primed!

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MMMMM No chips lol!

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Im using glasurit parts and wurth filler its the best stuff out there im a coachworker sprayer repairer, LUCKILY LOL!

Iv had me front end like front bumper and wings blended from my insurance claim so fort i might aswell tidy me motor up!

PLUS THIS................
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Its a 3inch straight through really, just a back box my manifold is coming soon from raceland the back box is a stateside cherrybomb and is very quite for a cherrybomb, just sounds like a rally car is how i can put it! Nice!

So all in all a nice little update, Oh im moving the exhaust around so its more straight aswell!

Trotta!
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nice one mate. When's it all getting finished?

i need to get my bonnet resprayed
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Hopefully tuesday im an apprentice and can spray with ease and prep up, shape up repair its just the blending of silver that im not 100% on so my teacher as it is is helping me with the blending and general spraying after work in the oven,

I was seriously mad when i found the dents, But then happy with my exhaust!
Goin for the flush rear boot aswell after iv got the main paintwork done, loosing the black mk2 badge!
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I don't like the look of a completely flush boot. Everything flush bar the vw logo would look good I think.
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Really, I think loosin the badge and wiper will be alot better at the rear!

Why u gettin ur bonnett resprayed? Stonechips?
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Yeh wiper's a given.

Yeh there's a few stone chips I'd like to see rid of, nothing serious or immediate though.
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Post by alexperkins »

Dont lose the VW badge...its a statement - take that off, and its just another car without a make.

Exhaust is similar in design to tomos old one. I'd be interested to see how the noise compares.
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Yeah i no wot u mean about the badge but i think the flush clean look is a go ahead iv got the paint so gotta use it up lol!

As for the noise its deep like a rally car is the closest thing i can describe it to, just my viper makes a racket so cant tell exactly but wot exhaust is tomo running, its like a motor bike can really, small as in slim like!
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Sounds fairly loud mate. Tomos car is long gone

This is what is exhaust looked like though
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Where are you working as an apprentice?
I am after the same thing 8)
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im workin for rolls royce and bentley as a coachworker in great easton essex way, its ahrd work but wot u after buddy??
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Oh and its not loud alex its normal until u start reving away like a yobo but its more rumbly than anything and it suits the car tbh! Nice single exit suits the gti better than a twin in my opinion, nice and tidy!
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Well shes all resprayed and polished looking mint now, took me around 10 hours for everything to be done over 3 days and well my whole front end up to the doors is all resprayed and my rear quater and passenger door!

All blended wich was the hardest thing to do on a silver motor!

What ya think of me skills lol!


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And a nice little touch lol!

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Nice work, quite hard to tell from the pics. Is it a perfect match?
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Post by alexperkins »

Looks good Craig. Only thing I'd suggest is getting the roof strips black aswell - it would give you smoother flow on the black roof, but the paint job looks very good.

If you know how to do it, itll come out better than someone paying to have it done!
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