http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/-t1.htm Done something to your car step-by-step, Show Us all. Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:20:39 GMT 10 http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/11/91/21/32/ccc_ba11.jpg http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/-t1.htm http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/mbbs-in-ukraine-t371.htm job2me04 Hi, Join the world recognized MBBS program in Ukraine. You can now earn your MBBS degree at an expense less than 30% by doing it in one of the most reputed universities in Ukraine with world class accreditation. * 50% Aggregate In Physics, Chemistry & Biology * 30% Cheaper * World Class Standards * Medical University Listed With International Medical Education Directory (IMED). Karabuts Logovenko Street, Mykolayiv Ukraine - 16600 +380930484422 Website: ... Do It Yourself Mon, 21 Sep 2009 15:20:39 GMT http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/mbbs-in-ukraine-t371.htm#3944 http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/mbbs-in-ukraine-t371.htm http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/painting-your-rocker-cover-t325.htm S13 Davo Here I'll be posting a step by step way to paint your rocker cover, which if done right can look pretty freakin sweet. i got these instructions from a guy at kawana autobarn whose a professional painter so if you've got any queries ask for the painter (i think his name is cameron). first i'll put a list of all required materials. 1)rocker cover 2)rocker cover gasket 3)black FIPG silicone to reseal cover 4)heat resistant paint of choice 5)heavy degreaser 6)fine sand paper 7)scrubbing ... Do It Yourself Fri, 21 Mar 2008 11:16:22 GMT http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/painting-your-rocker-cover-t325.htm#3439 http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/painting-your-rocker-cover-t325.htm http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/painting-interior-trim-t233.htm Tommy Lancer Things you will need: 1. Spraypaint in the color of your choice 2. Sandpaper, medium grit & fine grit 3. Plastic Primer (available from the paint shop, supercheap, autobarn etc) 4. Safety gear (mask, eye protection etc) 5. Metho/Prepsol cleaner 6. Masking tape 7. Clear topcoat (optional) Step one: Remove the trim panel that you are going to paint. Be careful not to damage any clips that may hold the panel in. Step two: Thoroughly clean the using a damp ... Do It Yourself Tue, 19 Feb 2008 10:02:22 GMT http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/painting-interior-trim-t233.htm#2466 http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/painting-interior-trim-t233.htm http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/flip-flop-trunk-for-all-cars-t230.htm Tommy Lancer Ingredients, 2x Srap Hinges 100mm, 2x Barrel Bolt locks Because we have to remove the trunk lid, we have to remove the wiring loom, just unplug the boot latch wire and number plate lights ang pull out wiring loom through the hole Mark up where u boot lid arms meet with the lid so its easy to align them again after Undo the first bolt on each side, make sure u have a second person holding the other side of the lid when undoing the last 2 bolts. Remove ... Do It Yourself Tue, 19 Feb 2008 04:33:42 GMT http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/flip-flop-trunk-for-all-cars-t230.htm#2437 http://customcoastcars.forumotion.com/do-it-yourself-f25/flip-flop-trunk-for-all-cars-t230.htm