woot woot! haha, I'm not sure about the rest of the body though.However it has a small crack underneath it, any tips on repairing it?
A pleasant suprise
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bass_twitch
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A pleasant suprise
After a few months of having my car I noticed that my front bar wasn't stock. After research I have found that I have the HKS Kansai bar woot woot! haha, I'm not sure about the rest of the body though.
However it has a small crack underneath it, any tips on repairing it?
woot woot! haha, I'm not sure about the rest of the body though.However it has a small crack underneath it, any tips on repairing it?
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JOeJOe
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Re: A pleasant suprise
Always wanted one of those, so hard to find.
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Re: A pleasant suprise
Yeh I had a good look online and I'm guessing it must have been put on when the car was in Japan, because it didn't seem to be easy to get, haha. SCORE!
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Re: A pleasant suprise
Itll be fibreglass, so get yourself a fibreglass repair kit from your local auto store to repair the crack and also grab a small container of filler to fill up any remaining holes. Sand it all up neat and youre done.
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Re: A pleasant suprise
Sweet thanks mate,dstocks wrote:Itll be fibreglass, so get yourself a fibreglass repair kit from your local auto store to repair the crack and also grab a small container of filler to fill up any remaining holes. Sand it all up neat and youre done.
Helpful as always