Pics of My 2002 C4S
09-10-2006, 04:01 AM
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Pics of My 2002 C4S
Well, I finally found time to take some decent shots of the car,
after replacing the side markers and tinted the windows.
after replacing the side markers and tinted the windows.
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09-10-2006, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by gota911
Cos - Very nice! Now all you need to do is contact Eric to get painted bumperettes.
Leave perfection alone. Although, a GT2 WING would look sweet!!!!
09-10-2006, 03:39 PM
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Thanks ALL for the most encouraging compliments!
As for painted bumperettes, I think arr0gant is right. I did consider that afer hearing it all over the forums, but decided to leave it black.
That will help in "accidental" bumps when parking, besides, I think it looks ok on a seal grey.
But I did heed the clear markers advice though!!! And it sure does look better!
Thanks Guys!
As for painted bumperettes, I think arr0gant is right. I did consider that afer hearing it all over the forums, but decided to leave it black.
That will help in "accidental" bumps when parking, besides, I think it looks ok on a seal grey.
But I did heed the clear markers advice though!!! And it sure does look better!
Thanks Guys!
09-10-2006, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by arr0gant
I disagree. I think the black looks SO fresh, just keep protectant on it. IMO, all the black compliments the grey SO niceley. It's PERFECT just the way it is.
Leave perfection alone. Although, a GT2 WING would look sweet!!!!
Leave perfection alone. Although, a GT2 WING would look sweet!!!!
09-10-2006, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by oreganet
I've been wondering how to protect my bumperettes - what do you use? what are the options?
The black plastic trim under the front spoiler of mine tends to get a little faded,
so I used Meguiar's Tire Protectant, (purplish sweet smelling) and that solved the problem. The tire protectant lasts longer probably coz' it's designed for tires.
09-10-2006, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by CosmosC4S
I use Meguiar's Gold Class Vinyl protectant, the white creamy kind in a spray bottle. Not too glossy which can otherwise look tacky and cheap.
The black plastic trim under the front spoiler of mine tends to get a little faded,
so I used Meguiar's Tire Protectant, (purplish sweet smelling) and that solved the problem. The tire protectant lasts longer probably coz' it's designed for tires.
The black plastic trim under the front spoiler of mine tends to get a little faded,
so I used Meguiar's Tire Protectant, (purplish sweet smelling) and that solved the problem. The tire protectant lasts longer probably coz' it's designed for tires.