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- Katiegan
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Are you going to try and colour match the bumpers?
I'd suggest a nice shade of orange...
Aren't you a panelbeater?
Say no more!
Nice work. If you could start on my MX-5 next...The weather was perfect for painting today, so some decent progress was made, I managed to get a good few coats on the rear bumper.
Things didn't go as well with the front though, I messed up mixing the filler quite a bit and I ended up wasting a lot of it after it kept going hard too quick. I'll have to sand back what's on it tomorrow and try again.
Is the color of the bumper matching the body of Mr./Ms. Panda?
How much of a hassle is it to spray them yourself?
colour code
Sounds like a good idea, should suit it well 👍 I'm considering doing the same for my Alfa, but bizarrely the black rubbing strips on the 156 can't be detached from the rest of the bumper. Sort of defeats their purpose..
Seconded. Though I'm not entirely sure @Katiegan was being serious. Either way, bare steelies or OEM covers are where it's at.👎 on the wheel covers
Same wheels? If so, what are they?
👎 on the wheel covers
Seconded. Though I'm not entirely sure @Katiegan was being serious. Either way, bare steelies or OEM covers are where it's at.
Paint the steelies white
Yeah, to be honest I'd not bother. To take the default GTP stance, do as little as possible beyond basic maintenance to the Panda, and allow it to serve as your necessary transportation until such point as you can afford something faster/more fun/modifiable. Or even keep the Panda and get something daft on the side that you can experiment with, without harming the Fiat's legality or its ability to get you to work and back.As much as I hate to admit it, I really dig the look of banded steelies, but I don't like the idea of driving around on wheels that have been cut apart and stuck back together. I've been told they're also illegal, unless you can prove they were done by a professional company, but I'm not certain on that.