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Topic: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - Vandalism - Thanks Yeovil (Read 228072 times)
Shady Pioneer
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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Reply #700 on:
08 June 2012, 19:39 »
Decided to take a hot air gun to my bastard trim! I have won! Lol.
Comparison shots follow and it wasn't hard to do, just had to take time and be careful.
By the way this is all without any bumper care treatment of any kind.
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Seanl
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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Reply #701 on:
08 June 2012, 19:49 »
Tip top! Bet you woulda been a bit pissed off if the paintwork started to bubble though eh!
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Shady Pioneer
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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08 June 2012, 19:52 »
A teeny tiny bit did on the rear bumper, not noticeable now though, but I learnt my lesson lol. Hopefully it'll stay black like this for quite some time.
Backbox is going on Monday. I'm probably going to go get one them Beemer rear wipers too (even though my rear wiper doesn't work).
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DanChave
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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10 June 2012, 07:25 »
Great work on the trim man! I have two complete sets of bumpers and trims to do thus to as soon as the weather is good lol!
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Shady Pioneer
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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Reply #704 on:
10 June 2012, 15:41 »
Cheers Dan. It's really easy just got to take your time.
Got my Lupo GTi steering wheel yesterday and put it on today. It's leather with red stitching so fits in as a mighty fine replacement for the standard Anni wheel.
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Shady Pioneer
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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10 June 2012, 16:04 »
I gave the car a good detailing yesterday for Volksfest. Polished and waxed along with trim care etc. I didn't get any shots after the detail but a couple of beading shots and trim shots, look how black it is now, after hot air gunning it and a bit of Autoglym bumper care and it looks like new!
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brett
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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Reply #706 on:
10 June 2012, 16:15 »
been meaning to do this to my bumpers and trim for ages but seem to have misplaced my heat gun grrrr,cars looking
as now ,so much nicer with original colour alloys imo,brett
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Gavv8
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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Reply #707 on:
10 June 2012, 16:15 »
Looking very nice and i do love seeing water just run off a properly waxed car.
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F17BAD
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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10 June 2012, 19:50 »
looks ace
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Re: MK3 Golf Anniversary (Operation OEM+) - New wheels & new lows - pg.68
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Reply #709 on:
10 June 2012, 19:53 »
fair play Kirk, black trim bits look much better.
might even try this on my rear bumper.
just gotta nick the heat gun from work
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