Buyung a s/h spoiler
15 January 2001, 12:20 AM
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unfinished/in primer or painted - all need to spray eventually - no much different.
The much different is the quietly of the spoiler. Bad quietly spoiler will take longer to sand and spray. - Cost more money.
The much different is the quietly of the spoiler. Bad quietly spoiler will take longer to sand and spray. - Cost more money.
15 January 2001, 05:02 PM
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Bought my spoiler s/hand and paid £50 for it. Cost £75 to get it painted. Its cheaper to get a s/h spoiler painted cos the bodyshop don't need to prime it if its in good condition, just rub it down to smoothe it off and give it a couple of coats of paint.
15 January 2001, 08:05 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Zero Sport:
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The much different is the quietly of the spoiler. Bad quietly spoiler will take longer to sand and spray. - Cost more money.[/quote]
To us that haven't quite mastered the art of Muppetish yet what does this mean??
And it's honestly a serious question!!!
<B>
The much different is the quietly of the spoiler. Bad quietly spoiler will take longer to sand and spray. - Cost more money.[/quote]
To us that haven't quite mastered the art of Muppetish yet what does this mean??
And it's honestly a serious question!!!
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by ian/555:
<B>Wurzel,
it must be nice to be so purfect!
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ian/555 - I don't claim to be purfect all I did was ask a simple question! and is it my fault that I can spell and construct a sentence in English?
<B>Wurzel,
it must be nice to be so purfect!
[/quote]ian/555 - I don't claim to be purfect all I did was ask a simple question! and is it my fault that I can spell and construct a sentence in English?
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