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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: firemonkey on 05 September 2007, 17:08

Title: Help moding candy white
Post by: firemonkey on 05 September 2007, 17:08
 :undecided: Here's one for you, I want my bumpers and side skirts colour coded but you may have read from my other posts that i'm finding it hard to get anyone to do it in my area. With that in mind i have now ordered a vortex front lip spoiler, R32 side skirts all primed and i wanted a GTI 30 ed rear bumper but its £450 which i think is a bit of a rip off. So what i'm looking for is ideas on which rear bumper to get, would get the R32 rear but don't want to change the pipes at the moment which my dealer tells me i would have to do? Any ideas, links or pics would be greatly received  :undecided:
(http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb86/firemonkey1/golf2.jpg)
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Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Peskarik on 05 September 2007, 17:26
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Peskarik on 05 September 2007, 17:28
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Teutonic_Tamer on 05 September 2007, 17:47
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24

That one is hideous!  :sick:  ETTO, though!

Anyway, the first lot is a body kit for the standard Golfs, and not the GTI
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Teutonic_Tamer on 05 September 2007, 17:49
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61

Another bad-ass kit !!!  :sick:
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Teutonic_Tamer on 05 September 2007, 17:50
Oh, 'suppose I'd better answer the OP.

The standard GTI front and rear bumpers and skirts WILL paint, but you must ensure proper preparation, and demand the bodyshop uses the correct flexible primer.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: firemonkey on 05 September 2007, 18:20
Oh, 'suppose I'd better answer the OP.

The standard GTI front and rear bumpers and skirts WILL paint, but you must ensure proper preparation, and demand the bodyshop uses the correct flexible primer.

I belive you, honest, however i've been to at least 8 body shops with no joy remember i live in Dorset and we have onle just got electricity down here.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: firemonkey on 05 September 2007, 18:25
 

http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61

Another bad-ass kit !!!  :sick:


Was just looking for somewhere that sold Oettinger on the net and came across this love kit  :sick:

(http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb86/firemonkey1/ghost_skirts.jpg)
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Peskarik on 05 September 2007, 18:57
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61

Another bad-ass kit !!!  :sick:

Oettinger rear skirt looks great. For the front skirt I'd choose ABT, they have a nice (but really expensive) carbon lip. Anyway, what is best with Oettinger is their switchable remap.  :drool:
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: firemonkey on 05 September 2007, 19:12
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61

Another bad-ass kit !!!  :sick:

Oettinger rear skirt looks great. For the front skirt I'd choose ABT, they have a nice (but really expensive) carbon lip. Anyway, what is best with Oettinger is their switchable remap.  :drool:

I will be getting the Revo remapping, Had it done to my Audi S3 and it just blew my mind and i got 3 more mpg
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Peskarik on 05 September 2007, 19:18
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=61

Another bad-ass kit !!!  :sick:

Oettinger rear skirt looks great. For the front skirt I'd choose ABT, they have a nice (but really expensive) carbon lip. Anyway, what is best with Oettinger is their switchable remap.  :drool:
I will be getting the Revo remapping, Had it done to my Audi S3 and it just blew my mind and i got 3 more mpg

No REVO in Switzerland. I go ÖTTINGER. I doubt I get more mpg with 300+ hp, though.  :smiley:
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: TagnuT on 05 September 2007, 20:25
Oh, 'suppose I'd better answer the OP.

The standard GTI front and rear bumpers and skirts WILL paint, but you must ensure proper preparation, and demand the bodyshop uses the correct flexible primer.

I belive you, honest, however i've been to at least 8 body shops with no joy remember i live in Dorset and we have only just got electricity down here.

I like it, :grin: in yorkshire we only have electricity between the hours of 5 - 9pm and thats if the hamster isn't tired.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Hurdy on 05 September 2007, 20:30
Oh, 'suppose I'd better answer the OP.

The standard GTI front and rear bumpers and skirts WILL paint, but you must ensure proper preparation, and demand the bodyshop uses the correct flexible primer.

I belive you, honest, however i've been to at least 8 body shops with no joy remember i live in Dorset and we have only just got electricity down here.

I like it, :grin: in yorkshire we only have electricity between the hours of 5 - 9pm and thats if the hamster isn't tired.

You're lucky enough to have a hamster :shocked:

Ours drown in the Sheffield flood :laugh:
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Chardy on 06 September 2007, 07:04
Here you go - my mate had it done to his - $900 it cost him - primed, painted and back on the car. There must be a shortage of decent panel beaters in the UK if you cant find anyone to do it. The bumpers and skirt were also sanded back so it didnt have that texture under the paint.

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Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: AlanD on 06 September 2007, 08:48
That looks wicked.

There are plenty of panels shops, its just the poor man lives in a field. $900 is a steal as EVERYTHING cost less in the states.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Hilton_K on 06 September 2007, 09:32
Have a closer look at the flag on the Parliment house in the back ground, no stars and stripes there  :wink:
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: AlanD on 06 September 2007, 09:34
Ahh, Ozzy, Im SO sorry  :grin:

Still I think ANY county in the world is cheaper than getting anything done in this country.

I take it thats your motor Hilton? Very nice.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Hilton_K on 06 September 2007, 09:48
No no not my car, just one I know from golfmk5.com.

I'm still deciding if I should colour code the bumpers or not.  :undecided: I love the contrast from side on with the white but then look at the back and think it looks a little 'cheap' One day I will mak up my mind  :laugh: Don't mind the Oettinger kit but it's well expensive! 3,800 Aussie big ones unpainted and unfitted...
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: AlanD on 06 September 2007, 09:59
I think the MK5 looks 100x better with colour coded bumbers. I couldnt believe VW didnt make the colour coded bumbers for the GTi (like they did with the MK4). Just compare the ED30 to the GTi.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: firemonkey on 06 September 2007, 18:55
 :wink:I managed to get out of my field today and traveled the 35 miles to the bright lights of Bournemouth where i found a body shop to do my spraying, also found a place to tint my windows. Thats the first stage, Revo and rims are the second. I've got one of my kidneys on ebay to pay for it all if anyone is interested  :laugh:


That looks wicked.

There are plenty of panels shops, its just the poor man lives in a field. $900 is a steal as EVERYTHING cost less in the states.
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Chardy on 07 September 2007, 00:24
Correct - it is Aus, Canberra actually.

Can someone tell me what Revo is?
Title: Re: Help moding candy white
Post by: Hurdy on 07 September 2007, 00:31
See link below

http://www.revotechnik.com/products/index.aspx