right .. all done and finished... well kinda, just gotta pic off some of the glue that seeped through to the front of the mesh and is visible. wont take long.
anyway, more photos...
Here it is with the glue still drying. I just had to match it upto the car to see with it would look like! [8)]
Heres the finished thing. back on with the number plater [8D]
Now to answer ur questions...
Donz : nope, never happened
DJ_Bucho : I used an adhesive called "Grabs like nails" which I got from B&Q. its just basicly a sealant for outdoor use which seems to work really well.
To cut out the parts of the bumper i did actually first use a saw
[xx(] but it was taking too long so i used a jigsaw cutter which finished the job in a few mins.
its pretty easy to do. took me about 10 mins to cut out the holes, bout 10 mins to sand down the bits that needed sanding, I used an electric sander. then about 30mins to spray and dry and then putting the mesh on took about 30mins with drying time too.
quite an easy job. hardest part was taking off and putting the bumper back on.
iandaman : I aint got a clue what ur on about sorry mate
GhostWKD : easy enough, just a few fiddly screws that are a pain in the arse to get to! First you have to jack up the car, take off the wheel, then take the whole dust cover thing off, then theres 2 screws , undo them, then do the same on the other side. then theres 2 screws in the engine bay, once there off it just pops off. 6 screws altogether.
Oh and im going to post so more pics in the members motors section.
Cinq Sporting
1.1L engine
K&N 57i kit
Sparkrite alarm system.
Standard all the rest.