Id go black would look way cleaner
Id go black would look way cleaner
I think your right, have my cousin to retrim them so will be nice and cheap too
also confirmation i have these on the way 3.5 inch lips :P should look good on the FRONTS!
a extra 1.5 inches so im hoping 30mm overs and camber with a nice strech will look mint
and nearly have the Rears sorted also
4.5's :P
Last edited by ali-d1936; 26-09-12 at 17:08.
how do you get the new barrels? cost much? ive a set of equips i wouldnt mind getting moredish on
Struck gold and found a guy who was stripping his wheels and replacing them by putting on 6" lips so gave me these
best i found was a company in germany who make barrels,
Two 3.5" lips delivered to Ireland is working out at E470.
will go back over it again as there are a few rough places where i missed with the higher grades. but TBH it beats paying E500 for second hand scratched lights
now onto the interior![]()
Last edited by ali-d1936; 01-10-12 at 19:35.
fuckn hell the amount of times i used thinners and that never happend! strange wan
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same happened me before on an integra with the cracks in the lamps, the joys of plastic headlights!
nice job bringing them back though! took alot of sanding and patience i imagine!
To say it was a stomach wrenching moment when it happened would be a understatement,those s15 lights aint cheap, found out it was N20 thinners, think its different to regular thinners
so started today at the door cards,
First take one s15 door card (pool table optional)
Carefully ripped off the fabric,
spend hours rubbing off every last piece of foam so the adhesive has something solid to stick to. and mask off the edge.
apply the adhesive to both the door and the fabric.
as soon as they touch that's it so you better have it lined up right the first time.
then carfully trim the extra off
one down one to go,
has anyone ever used fabric dye before? looking into it for the back seats but cant find anything,
i want something proper that wont rub off onto peoples clothes,