Looking good Terry.
Where are you sourcing your chrome centre caps from? And you should do a step-by-step "How to" and share, so the rest of us will have something to follow.
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Did you get a quote as to how much the pro's would charge?
They can usually coax (sp?) a little bit more shine out of them too.
They can usually coax (sp?) a little bit more shine out of them too.
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Pfffft. Faux unicorne...
Looking good though...
Looking good though...
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sorry about the cheap shot boags
No you're not you lying SOB - you meant it to make the rest of us laugh at Boags's faux unicorn's expense
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C'mon Tezza lift your game, there's leaders and followers mate . . . .
Went for a drive and there were slow cars everywhere, why are NC's so common . . . must be NC = Normally Cardiganed.
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Tezzax5 wrote:Nice photoshop Mark.....
Yep took forever to get the reflectors the right colour, something on this forum keeps showing them in white
Went for a drive and there were slow cars everywhere, why are NC's so common . . . must be NC = Normally Cardiganed.
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