W.I.P on my new 6n- update install + roof trimming finito

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dannyboi
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W.I.P on my new 6n- update install + roof trimming finito

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thought i would start up a W.I.P thread in here to show my progress of the new 6n

started off like this when i first bought it in august:

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then i had to quit my job because i decided i want to start college doing body repair and spraying cars and lost out on getting some money to fund my plans , so i started saving what i could and now i have managed to start doing a bit of work that i can i sent my bumper off to be smoothed and nwo looks alot cleaner and looked like this :

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and then i decided i wanted to take it off the road to do a few bits and bobs to it and so i dont end up smashing it up , gave it a last detail and left it safe and sound at me nans ...
3 days later i sold the ronal ls's and its now sitting on axle stands and looks like its in a right state lol, waiting to find a decent set of G60 steels to wack on there over winter untill christmas time when i can order up my new rims :D they have been done before but he has now sold them and so hopefully its going to be the only 6n with them on and they are going to look the titties , they will be 9 rear and 8.5 front either 14's or 15's aint totally made my mind up yet but i think im feeling 14's.

last week i ripped my old install out and started to make the te,plates and box for my new install and i also orderd some material for the retrim , the original plan was to go for all red leather but that went out the window the day i walked out of my job so guna stick with this crazy colour untill i get the money rolling back in .

i have been started to trim up a few bits but mainly been cracking on with the install heres some progress pic's of the install and few bits i have trimmed:

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and this is where i am at atm , will be more updates tommorow when i trim the roof , rest of the pilars and maybe some things under the bonnet ... i will hopefully be adding the filler to the install tommorow aswell then that will be ready for trimming at the weekend

make sure you keep an eye out as i will be updating regually fingers crossed
hope ya like so far
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Looking smart as always, I would of been well proud of your car at the beginning of the wip so it should be sick at the end!
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Looking sweet mate. what's the material your using there to trim the pillars etc.. and how du go about sticking it on?
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cheers lads

its suede dude , just use hot glue and alot of thinking about things lol jus hot glue one sction and pull it really tight around the panel to make it fit over it snug
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dannyboi wrote: its suede dude , just use hot glue and alot of thinking about things lol jus hot glue one sction and pull it really tight around the panel to make it fit over it snug
Hard job for beginners?
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na man pretty easy , just cut the shape you need with a bit of over hang and just look at it and think hard what is the best way to cover it
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dannyboi wrote:na man pretty easy , just cut the shape you need with a bit of over hang and just look at it and think hard what is the best way to cover it
Haha, lol, best description ever! just look at it and think hard, but to be true, that is the correct way, same as i did with my pillars and roof lining 8)
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update time :.:

finished trimming the roof and the install , im over the moon with how the install has came out for my very first time fibreglassing and its is exactly how i wanted it i couldnt have paid for any better tbf just need to decide what to do with the side now

also got some G60's to use for the winter untill i can oder up some rimage but got bored and chucked some merc hubcaps on them :D

hope ya like
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roking the caps
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Post by stevie boy »

wow!! roof re-trim looks sweet 8)
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Dude me and you need to talk about doing my roof :wink:
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trim looks sweet and the merc trims look quite good tbh
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Post by JarnoVWPolo6N »

Merc caps look the bomb! Roof trim looks very well executed, but not to thrilled by the colour-match (purple/black/lightgrey doorrubbers&handles) though. But still, very well executed work! Nice "thinking outside of the box" though on the colour
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Yeh great work on the roof! May try something similar out with mine soon, Not digging the caps though.
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