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35is itch
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Re: 35is itch
Seems a good idea in short term but bit of a waste long term
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Re: 35is itch
Get back to work Roy spare time + passion for cars + internet access = bad news for wallet just ask inkeyRoyS wrote:Seems a good idea in short term but bit of a waste long term
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3 E89s
5 Si coupes
5 Si roadsters
997 C4
TTRS
F82 M4
MK7 Golf Gti
current Bmw 6 Gran Turismo
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Re: 35is itch
I know tell me about it I bought a new watch yesterday got a suit fitting tomorrow and I cant keep off auto trader and searching for 35is' , sometimes its a good thing I know nothing about car maintenance other wise I think id have stripped the engine down by now...
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Re: 35is itch
I had a wrap put on my car around 3 years ago, I just take it to a £5 car was every week and its fine. 3 years later it looks as good as new.matsmith749 wrote:Yeh basicly it is just sticky back plastic with a mild adhesive that does not damage the paint.
You need to be more careful when washing, and obviously no polish - seems to last a while before you damage it & have to start again.
I've heard of people getting 18 months & it still looking nice, so I would say it is more of a short term thing than a real respray.
Matt