Gee Scouse, is that a photo from your family reunion or something?:p
G'day UncleHo - Thanks for that info. :) I think I need to get a red phone installed with a direct line to your workshop.
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Gee Scouse, is that a photo from your family reunion or something?:p
G'day UncleHo - Thanks for that info. :) I think I need to get a red phone installed with a direct line to your workshop.
They're the presentable ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoDave
You don't want to meet the rest - they're like me :twisted:.
G'day DiscoDave :)
Only to happy to help, then when you know what to do it makes it a whole lot more pleasent.;)
cheers
Very nice Dave, and I definately love the canvas roof on it!!! A tin of Rustgard Green and a roller will have that looking a thousand bucks in no time. :)
Cheers UncleHo, thanks for the tip Slunnie! :D
Glass is harder than razor blades. Off-hand grind a radius on the corner of the razor blade type scraper. You will get most of it off with a retractable scraper without any possibility of scratching the glass. Files are "glass hard'. you can get all bar a bit of fog off with a scraper. Then use Repo cutting compound. Remember, files are "glass hard'.
Certainly Brian, I will remember that...;)
G'day All, DD I can tell you really don't want so I'll be the gentleman and drive down this arvo and take it off your hands and you will not need to worry about it any more LOL, a little bit of effort and it will look and be the part cheers Dennis:wasntme:
Nice looking S3 GS. Slight bend un the bush bar, but it's only flat bar ;)
Yup, I think you need to join REMLR ;) :D
Also, olive drab paint is cheap and very easy to paint with ;)
Dennis - would you mate? It might be the kindest thing to do before it all goes pear-shaped... :o;)
Phoenix - Thanks for the suggestions. You may be hearing from me... :)