autoRS

Wheels and tires refreshed. Powdercoated 996.2 Lightweights, Pirelli PZero Colleziones, Huf valve stems and OE centercaps. DIY ceramic coat on the wheels prior using Gtechniq C5 wheel armor. While the tire man was here also took care of the spare tire valve (rubber dry rotted away).

If you're curious, the color is a light gold/champagne metallic topped with gloss. Prismatic Powders Electro Gold PMB 1978.

hatchetf15

autoRS - Nice and subtle color change. Was the powder coat reasonable compared to paint?

autoRS

Thanks and glad I got samples (free) from Prismatic before choosing. You see more yellow in full sun, in the shade it's more champagne. Powder v. paint was about the same for refinishers in the area.

168glhs1986

Those look awesome. Tan interior?

motoo344

Wheels look good.

autoRS

Thanks, mine's metallic black w/ natural brown.

Alpina68

can I ask what was done and did you like dealing with them?
I am thinking of using them for my car I have a 6th gear issue.

168glhs1986

Those wheels compliment the interior !

kingroon

Took my 996.1 C4 for its Annual Service..!

Shopping List:

• Minor Service
• Repaint Front Bumper/PU
• Refurb Wheels
• Fit Hayward & Scott Cat Bypass Pipe

Additional items:

• Front CV Boots

rino924

I successfully removed the sunroof tray some time ago and separated the fabric with no issue. It is still in perfect condition.

Any recommendations on best way to reattach the headliner to the tray? I had the fabric off before I had the tray out so I don't know what it looked like before. Just spray adhesive?

motoo344

3M sells a adhesive for this, I was able to get it at a parts store locally. In the past I did my Jeep Cherokee headliner and it wasn't too bad. Lay out your fabric and then fold half it back over onto itself, spray the adhesive on the half of the headliner and then fold it over and smooth out so there aren't any wrinkles. Repeat on the other side.

rino924

Awesome thank you!

jdbornem

I love 3M spray adhesive. They have many kinds, with slight differences and strengths, including one for headliners. Just follow the instructions closely, most sprays have you spray both sides, let it start to set, then push them together. I'm always impressed by how well it works (on all sorts of applications). My only failures have been when it was too cold during application, or I got in a hurry. Good luck!

De Jeeper

Another trick is if the fabric is too hard to handle use wax paper between the contact layers and pull it out as u push the wrinkles out.

Tom Loder

I need a DIY on removing the sunroof headliner from the tray as well as removing the rest of the headliner from sunroof opening.

right now I have a full sunroof cassette with the sunroof panel and the headliner all still attached.