What you reckon?
Bumper tidied up and cut out and splitter fitted
- Thread starter CinquePunto
- Start date
Currently reading:
Bumper tidied up and cut out and splitter fitted
looks good
howd you fit it to the bumper
howd you fit it to the bumper
OP
OP
with difficulty...
I cut away the material of the splitter until there was hardly any lip but left the tabs, then cut little slots in the bumper and put them through.
the ends are screwed to the bumper.
I cut away the material of the splitter until there was hardly any lip but left the tabs, then cut little slots in the bumper and put them through.
the ends are screwed to the bumper.
Looks good.
But IMO you should move the sticker. It looks very out of place there.
But IMO you should move the sticker. It looks very out of place there.
Nicely done adam, there should be more posts on this thread 
as you've done a really good DIY job there, but a few more photos would be cool. A smoothed bonnet would look good, and i like the stickers there., would look ghost around them in white though with an airbriush, then the stickers removed - b differnt!
Jordan
as you've done a really good DIY job there, but a few more photos would be cool. A smoothed bonnet would look good, and i like the stickers there., would look ghost around them in white though with an airbriush, then the stickers removed - b differnt!Jordan
Nice job that, suits the car well.
OP
OP
I'll take some more pics at the weekend when she's got her new shoes...
erm.... wat did it look like before?
and i agree with jordan, a smooth bonnet would look good, and the sticker would suit its location more if there was no fiat badge i think.
but u still need to slam that sh*t
and i agree with jordan, a smooth bonnet would look good, and the sticker would suit its location more if there was no fiat badge i think.
but u still need to slam that sh*t
nice job, looks better with that splitter on. i guess thats a laguna splitter? its hard to find a laguna with its splitter still on, they're so easy to steal and so easy to fit on any car. i've fitted one onto a few cars over the years and its never failed. good old rubber
Go to a scrapyard, they have them in abundance at my local
Jordan
Jordan
