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Old 04-07-2007, 01:58   #1
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is there any forums/threads or anyone know a good link to a how to site?! im getting sick of having a RS bumper and it not being on my car! so i fancy getting started!

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Old 04-07-2007, 07:20   #2
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first off.....

is it allready painted??

or is it bare?? is it primed??
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first off.....

is it allready painted??

or is it bare?? is it primed??
black at the mo so yeah painted
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Old 04-07-2007, 11:57   #4
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Take a look at this

DIY Car Body Repairs and spraying, Free Workshop Manual for Paintwork, Resprays, Restoration and general body and panel repairs

Don't know how good the advice is, but it looks ok, and is pretty in depth. I got a bit lost at times, but a couple of reads through should fix that!

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you're first job is to clean it.... the sand it down using wet and dry and plenty of water to get rid of the old paint... dont go too silly and use a really rough paper... get a nice fine paper like 800grit...
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Old 04-07-2007, 12:15   #6
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you're first job is to clean it.... the sand it down using wet and dry and plenty of water to get rid of the old paint... dont go too silly and use a really rough paper... get a nice fine paper like 800grit...
haha, then come back for more?
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Old 04-07-2007, 12:36   #7
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DIY Car Body Repairs and spraying, Free Workshop Manual for Paintwork, Resprays, Restoration and general body and panel repairs

Don't know how good the advice is, but it looks ok, and is pretty in depth. I got a bit lost at times, but a couple of reads through should fix that!

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hmm looks interesting! thanks for that!
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Good read. Got a bumper myself I wish to play with.
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