Just fitted my eyebrows to my fiat bravo to make it look a little meaner :devil: what do you guys think? 
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Styling Bravo Eyebrows
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Styling Bravo Eyebrows
Fair play for trying something different but I don't think the shape of the headlight lends itself well for eyebrows. They just look too large. The original Bravo worked well with eyebrows as they were very discreet, these on the new Bravo don't work for me. But as long as you like them, my opinion should mean squat to you
By the way, looks like our cars came from the same dealership in the same year!
By the way, looks like our cars came from the same dealership in the same year!
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Yeah i wanted to make the car more abarth so the headlights look meaner and im changing the grill soon
Is it 2003 again?
you forgot the eyelashes
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My eyebrows just arrived
Yes mate, i wet sanded with 600 to begin with and gave it a coat of filler primer to remove any blemishes and marks let it dry for 30 mins and gave it another hit of filler primer.. i then let it dry a full hour on the radiator and wet sanded it with 800 -1000 grit before a giving it a thin coat of my colour and then back on the radiator to dry and get warm, i then put a thick coat of colour on and left to dry for about an hour and a half, i then just hit it with some clear left dry for 30 mins untill tacky then again with clear and left to dry for a day... trial fit them to the car and go out and get yourself some grab adheisive or waterproof silicone adheisive... lather upnthe back and press in place and then just skim a beed alomg to seal it.. leave for a few hours and a full day before power washing
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Thanks for the detailed explanation dude! I'll have a bash at this sometime this week.
Personally I'm still not too sure whether I like them or not lol. I decided the only way I'd know is to get some myself and have a trial fit to see what I think...
If it turns out I don't like them, it will be a massive waste of time and money haha!
Thanks for the detailed explanation dude! I'll have a bash at this sometime this week.
Personally I'm still not too sure whether I like them or not lol. I decided the only way I'd know is to get some myself and have a trial fit to see what I think...
If it turns out I don't like them, it will be a massive waste of time and money haha!
I'm still not convinced but then I remind myself I did have a set on my original Bravo (model 182) so it's whatever works for you at the time
Im abit unsure about this mod, However I think that if the front of the car was more wider or even had some wheel arches I think the Fiat Bravo would look alot more meaner.
Unless you change or add a body kit on your bravo it would look good, Otherwise Ill pass...
Unless you change or add a body kit on your bravo it would look good, Otherwise Ill pass...
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Im abit unsure about this mod, However I think that if the front of the car was more wider or even had some wheel arches I think the Fiat Bravo would look alot more meaner.
Unless you change or add a body kit on your bravo it would look good, Otherwise Ill pass...
Well i was looking at the vero body kit
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How much you reckon it will cost to get the vero kit fitted and colour matched to the rest of the car?
I does look nice but I'm guessing it would cost an arm and a leg.
I does look nice but I'm guessing it would cost an arm and a leg.
Fitting it is nothing. Buying the actual bumpers is however much the cost, in regards to having them painted, a good local paint place would be able to colour match them easily enough, proabably about £500 for both
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I like them but I'd prefer to have the bonnet extended like this
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Where can you get an extended bonnet from?
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there's no way an extend bonnet can look any good since it normally sits flush with the headlights.
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How has the above car got that look then?
