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    #76
    Originally posted by s.mac View Post
    I saw your work in progress, did you see the fiesta Jimbo? It's taking far too long
    Got the bumper back and fitted today, it looks mint...just a shame about the bonnet now!

    Looking forward to getting the re-furbed flippers fitted, ive got the Armourfend flipper protectors ready to fit - not cheap for a bit of sticky-back plastic!

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      #77
      Originally posted by Jimbo View Post
      Got the bumper back and fitted today, it looks mint...just a shame about the bonnet now!

      Looking forward to getting the re-furbed flippers fitted, ive got the Armourfend flipper protectors ready to fit - not cheap for a bit of sticky-back plastic!
      where did you get the flipper protectors from jim

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        #78
        Originally posted by Jon8710 View Post
        where did you get the flipper protectors from jim
        Direct from Armourfend, £24 + VAT for the pair, i dealt with a chap called Dean ([email protected]) or 0208 5016346.

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          #79
          They will be in the post tomorrow
          this is yours matts and i gave mine a refresh :hahaha::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
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            #80
            Originally posted by Mark CSL View Post
            They will be in the post tomorrow
            this is yours matts and i gave mine a refresh :hahaha::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
            Cheers Mark :beer: but how could I possibly put these beauties :smt055 back on my Cecil now, only to get them chipped to death again :bigcry:
            I need to get some 3M Heli tape I think http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2611527803...84.m1423.l2649

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              #81
              Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
              I need to get some 3M Heli tape I think
              Matt, I repaired a set a little while back and put Heli tape on them straight after. Been on for 2 months now, and not a single stone chip, works really well. I nabbed it from work, but I think I used the same stuff as in your link. Only down side is that they are not as shinny as bare laquer, but polishes up ok after a wash.

              I completly covered them, wrapping over the leading edge. This requires some handy work with a soap spray bottle and a heat gun as the curvature is too great for the heli tape in some parts. 150mm is only just enough height-wise to do this, so if you found some, say 175-200mm high, it might be easier to apply, as you'd have a bit of overhang to grip on to. Alternativly leave the leading edge bare and it will be dead easy to apply. I didn't want a line showing though.

              I'll try to get some photos up (don't have cecil at the moment).

              J

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                #82
                Originally posted by JBird View Post
                Matt, I repaired a set a little while back and put Heli tape on them straight after. Been on for 2 months now, and not a single stone chip, works really well. I nabbed it from work, but I think I used the same stuff as in your link. Only down side is that they are not as shinny as bare laquer, but polishes up ok after a wash.

                I completly covered them, wrapping over the leading edge. This requires some handy work with a soap spray bottle and a heat gun as the curvature is too great for the heli tape in some parts. 150mm is only just enough height-wise to do this, so if you found some, say 175-200mm high, it might be easier to apply, as you'd have a bit of overhang to grip on to. Alternativly leave the leading edge bare and it will be dead easy to apply. I didn't want a line showing though.

                I'll try to get some photos up (don't have cecil at the moment).

                J
                Cheers for your info Jay :thumbs: Would be good to see some pix, when you get a chance.

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                  #83
                  Splitter refurb in progress
                  this is after a quick key for the resin to take a grip
                  the worst set i have seen to date
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                    #84
                    Repaired the hole 3 layers of carbon to add strengh and the crack on the other splitter
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                      #85
                      Some time later and sanded back down to make it look the part
                      this is the next coat of resin applied
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                        #86
                        They will need 1 more coat of resin then sanded back and 2 coats of clear to make them look great

                        I would have said these were for the bin before the refurb :hahaha:

                        the cost for this repair was £150.00 the pair inc return postage

                        if its just a refurb the cost is £90.00 the pair inc return postage
                        if any one is looking to get theres done over the winter :thumbs:

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                          #87
                          This is a pair i did last week for a member
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                            #88
                            They look amazing already..I know how bad they were !

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                              #89
                              Great job you did on those ones I've got now Mark! :smokin:

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                                #90
                                This is the repair done

                                The broken splitters all sorted and ready to use :thumbs:
                                Should be almost invisible on the car these are close ups
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