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stan
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thats what happened with the cargo nets , price went up...
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England 2003 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Epsom Green

Just bought mine aswell, thanks guys. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
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I thought £37.50 was a tad dear for a small pot of paint. !!! Laughing
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Standby for loads of before and after pics! Laughing
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God forbid if i get any on my new Steering wheel.!! Laughing
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United Kingdom 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Java Black

got some tamiya paint in the garage from some old models i built, ill have to go look. 2004 black Vogue TD6
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letsavit2 wrote:
got some tamiya paint in the garage from some old models i built, ill have to go look.


i bet you'll have every colour under the sun except for this one.. Laughing
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Just ordered mine as well, and I notice the price of that particular colour is more expensive that some of the others wonder why!!!
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scarey wrote:
letsavit2 wrote:
got some tamiya paint in the garage from some old models i built, ill have to go look.


i bet you'll have every colour under the sun except for this one.. Laughing


you know thats so true...

thats why after posting the above i just ordered one anyway.... Laughing 2004 black Vogue TD6
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Paint's arrived, now to find a brush........

Didn't think about that! Laughing
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cocktail stick?
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MMMM mine arrived and with a small brush applied the paint in naked areas. Didnt look bad but i never was a Blue Peter sort of person. A day later and the acylic has reacted with the none acrylic. So i am now stripping the whole thing,then rubbibg down then aerosol primer,then re spray with a decent sort of paint (that i havent sourced yet). If you are thinking of buying i would say think again. !!! Big Cry
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piersie wrote:
MMMM mine arrived and with a small brush applied the paint in naked areas. Didnt look bad but i never was a Blue Peter sort of person. A day later and the acylic has reacted with the none acrylic. So i am now stripping the whole thing,then rubbibg down then aerosol primer,then re spray with a decent sort of paint (that i havent sourced yet). If you are thinking of buying i would say think again. !!! Big Cry

Thats weird, I’ve used it on a few other chips as well as the cup holder ones and its been perfect, just out of interest have you ever used a silicone based dashboard shine as silicon can have a terrible effect on this paint!!
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I've not done mine yet (still searching for brush) but sounds like a good clean with Meths or similar is in order before painting.
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As far as i am aware Algt2 no silicone cleaning product has been used in my car, hindsight being a wonderful teacher i should have given it a thorough cleaning with a spirit based cleaner, i have now sanded the the entire thing and am now going to discover the problems that painting plastic produces. Big Cry
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