Arch rolling?
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I agree.
Just borrow or hire an arch roller and take all afternoon over it. Just remember to get the paint nice and hot with a heat gun. The chances are even after taking loads of care that it will still crack and need respraying though.
Just borrow or hire an arch roller and take all afternoon over it. Just remember to get the paint nice and hot with a heat gun. The chances are even after taking loads of care that it will still crack and need respraying though.
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I don't think I would be much use tbh lol I'm female and have zero patience! Would rather pay someone who knows what they're doing, only need it done a little to fit my et35's x
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Originally Posted by S2k Sadie' timestamp='1344789467' post='21931108
I don't think I would be much use tbh lol I'm female and have zero patience! Would rather pay someone who knows what they're doing, only need it done a little to fit my et35's x
Et 35s rolled a little humm (hair colour? )
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Originally Posted by Kitesurfer s2000' timestamp='1344790315' post='21931139
[quote name='S2k Sadie' timestamp='1344789467' post='21931108']
I don't think I would be much use tbh lol I'm female and have zero patience! Would rather pay someone who knows what they're doing, only need it done a little to fit my et35's x
I don't think I would be much use tbh lol I'm female and have zero patience! Would rather pay someone who knows what they're doing, only need it done a little to fit my et35's x
Et 35s rolled a little humm (hair colour? )
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Rob2.2 did this First he went sideways and one tyre came of ,then running so much camber the car handled so badly he hit a tree at 20mph .Just trying to save you time and money your most likely a better driver then me, Lee .