Author Topic: Matt's Accuair GTI - Now A MK5 R32!  (Read 69476 times)

Offline tweed

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Love it  :cool: :cool:

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Offline matttrance28

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thank you very much  :smiley:

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Nice mate... :smiley:
Very nice...

Offline scarr89

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Fell asleep reading this last night. Lovely car. Great progress with.

Must feel good with some much DIY!

Shame about the shoody air install, that earthing made me cringe!

Keep it up  :cool:

Offline matttrance28

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thanks guys  :smiley:

it makes me love the car more knowing that I've done it all myself  :cool:

Offline matttrance28

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Well finally finished the interior, few bits i'm not happy with and will redo at one point, but running out of time, but then again you're always over critical on your own work!



Got round to sealing the wheels this weekend, need to find a different wheel cleaner as i've found out i can't use bilberry, so need to find one polished friendly..



I sealed them with wolfs chemical rim sealant



Also the wheels need a decent polish at one point, but again i have no time before UD





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Now onto the interior... it is darker than it is in the pictures, but the light was bad so the photos didn't come out very good





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Offline Dave_IOW

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Just read through your whole build thread pal, look forward to seeing this next week :afro:
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Love the stance and those rims are sweet really nice looking motor  :smiley: What spray did you use on your interior bits as Ive been painting some of mine and found the grab handles a right mare to paint Ive been using VHT.Love the head lining to one of my next jobs looks mint..
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Offline matttrance28

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Just read through your whole build thread pal, look forward to seeing this next week :afro:

Thank you  :smiley:
Hopefully can finish the boot build this week, if the carpet arrives, if not I will suede it  :smiley:

Love the stance and those rims are sweet really nice looking motor  :smiley: What spray did you use on your interior bits as Ive been painting some of mine and found the grab handles a right mare to paint Ive been using VHT.Love the head lining to one of my next jobs looks mint..

Thank you  :smiley:

The paint i used was black satin :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/200702644891?var=500065245682&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Came out pretty OEM looking, but I'm still going to look around for skoda / lupo interior parts to replace in the future

With it all black it feels a lot smaller / sportier, i absolutely love it  :smiley: However every time i rearrange all the suede to the same direction, a friend or my girlfriend will write something in it or mess it up lol

Offline matttrance28

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Right then.. I've finished the air install, and i'm extremely happy!!!



Colour match of the carpet:





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I used furniture foam underneath it to give it a cushioned feel, it makes an awesome seat now!!  :whistle:





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All done by myself  :laugh:

Nothing beats a good old DIY.. :cool: