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#16: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 12:14 pm
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On the other hand found this on the glorious www Wink

www.hi-speed.dk/206_22...nifold.htm

#17: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:42 am
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April is here and brought in snow, as if there wasn't enough already this year. Although my car is not the lowest (I can fit the tip of my shoe under the splitter) it can be challenging in these conditions Wink

Yes, that green plug is there to keep my baby warm during cold nights Wink

 

#18: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 10:10 am
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Over the easter weekend came around to tackle the debadge and to do some touch up painting on the scoop and some interior.
The debadge worked like a charm with the how to guide Smile

The badge is still there, along with a dirty car Smile
 


The trick with loads of water and the hairdryer. Used water that was mixed with dishwash detergant, but the easiest way was really to heat up the glue that remained on the car once the badge was removed and just pull it off.
 


 


And the end result
 

Will put some more pics up once the weather is better and can get the car washed properly. No use doing it now, as it will look within days the same.

#19: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 10:17 am
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Found it weird, that the scoop that I sprayed went a bit bad after the first time I got it washed. Had done 3 coats of primer, 4 coats of colour and 4 coats of lacker and still this result Shocked

 


So did some touch-up painting and shot it this time in high gloss black.
 


Came out nicely Smile

#20: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: BioCustoms, Location: Leeds PostPosted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 5:18 am
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Scusbucked wrote:
Found it weird, that the scoop that I sprayed went a bit bad after the first time I got it washed. Had done 3 coats of primer, 4 coats of colour and 4 coats of lacker and still this result Shocked

 


So did some touch-up painting and shot it this time in high gloss black.
 


Came out nicely Smile

looking good mate, if your useing spray cans to paint your parts thats why there going dull spraycans always do its a waste of time if your looking for a lasting finish

#21: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 1:39 pm
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All sprayed parts have been done with a spraycan, but this time around did not have a problem after going through the car wash. Don't know why it happend, talked to someone who paints cars for a living and he could not explain it either...

#22: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: martinius88, Location: Rushden, Northants PostPosted: Thu Apr 19, 2012 2:49 am
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nice ride, the cable to keep the car warm on cold night.. How does that work? Not something we have here in UK, well not that I'm aware of!

#23: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 9:56 am
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Its basically a engine heater, so when you start the car, its not a "cold" start. During the winter when temperatures drop to -30 and more, this will also ensure that your car starts Smile

#24: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 10:12 am
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Today the weather was great, sunshine and 15 degrees. Time to give the car a nice clean from the inside and outside. Also had my summer rims put on it Smile

First coat of wax applied this year by hand, many to come Smile

 


 


 


 

#25: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Richie_206, Location: southampton PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:24 pm
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I do love a black 206. Very sleek and the look smart!

#26: Re: A northeners 138 GTI Author: Scusbucked, Location: Finland PostPosted: Thu May 10, 2012 1:41 pm
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Finally got my internet connection back! Last weekend I decided to give my car a proper wash and a nice shine Smile
Gave it a go and machine-polished the car. First with 5000 grid, then with 10000 grid.

Here the car after a good wash:

 


 


Some 4 hours later, it was getting late, but the results speak for themselves Smile

 


 


 



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