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Nice one :D

Ya I would rather a plug in drill as I think they are better. You got a link to that drill?

Just brought a polishing kit now I need a half decent drill as the old man wont let me take his when I move out 8)

Ya good point :brickwall:

The two in the first pic look like they might be something to do with the heater dials :shrug:

Ya sort of along thos lines coullstar So polished lips :norty: , black maybe colour coded inserts and light silver face?

I will be giving them a good coat of laquer after polishing them

Good glad they got there ok. I think in the next batch I will get two sizes one like they are now and one bigger

I could do with some of your opinions on what to do to my estorils. Do I polish the whole rim and leave it like that or polish the rim but paint the "eye" ( cant think of a better word) in black anthracite or has any one got any better ideas?

Thanks mate, still a work in progress and by no means a minter :D

Looking good mate, love the rims 8)

No problem. Every one has there preference in cleaning product so just use what you think is right for you. But the Wax I used was the collinite 476, its great stuff. I put one coat on the car and 3 weeks later it was still beeding up after a wash.

If you need a hand at all I'm preaty much down the road.

I used that clay bar for my first time a week or two ago and didnt have any problems with it. Cant compaire it to other bars but worked for me. When doing every thing you mensioned I would do it in this order Wash Dry Clay Wash Dry Polish Glos potection (if you have some) Wax Thats how I done mine and it came up a treat :D Make shore you use lots of Lube :norty: with the clay bar Have a read through here it might help you http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=84791

It is a bit of a :epicfail: tho :lol: Maybe try every thing and see what doesnt work :shrug:

My mate was drawling over your car yesterday at Castle coob. 8) He txt me to say there is a ( and his words) "a very sexy white G60 at castle coob" :lol: He had his car con a Pug stand :epicfail:

Popped to DG Autotech today to pick up some rims of Graham :D Also had a quick drive in Pete_griff's BMW :notworthy: , now that is a machine :luvlove: :norty: :nuts: :shock:

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Looking good Jim :D

I knew you could resist 8) :lol: Haha! Well with the new job and everything (even though I called in sick today :ignore: ) why not! Have to wait until I get paid tho. :( Jake, did u use a glue gun to stick urs in?[/quote:3d10jata] Now thats a bit norty ent it :hitler: Ya to do this properly a glue gun and soldering iron are a must, if you need a hand let me know. Heres that video I said I would get, not the best but you get the idea [youtube:3d10jata]9nHlkyPWuus[/youtube:3d10jata]

I knew you could resist 8) :lol:

Should we just send in the Toad insted :lol:

Ya I will do tomorrow for you No, now please. :grin: :lol:[/quote:39mvi673] :hitler: There is a vid on the page for these http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=43563 Will take a vid tomorrow tho as this isnt the best of ones

Ya I will do tomorrow for you

They are just pulling your leg really. If you hold the button down the first light should start to flash, rev your engine untill the point you want the first light to come on, then press the button again. Then the red light will flash, rev untill you want the red light to come on and press the button again. The other two lights in the middle will automaticly adjust to equal points inbetween the first and last light. And thats how you adjust them :salute: