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Oh and I prepped, clayed machine polished and then applied Fusso Coat to the front end of the car last weekend. It was a breeze to apply, super easy to buff (which I was surprised with) and is really slick. And when the rain came the beading was daft. Better than BSD

I never got round to saying, another Autoglass guy came back with two new trims, fitted them and they are fine. And better because one of the rubber flanges at the bottom of the pax one was split. I did notice a few days ago though, that I have no plastic caps on the wiper nuts now. And the...

These ones https://www.autobulbsdirect.co.uk/h7-philips-ultinon-led-12v-55w-headlight-bulbs-pair.html

My mate has put LED's in his Audi S3. He has replaced his normal halogens and swears by them. Philips ones, but they are about £170 list price with something like 25% discount on Autobulbsdirect Not sure about if you need domed cap or not.

Had the windscreen replaced on Tuesday. I asked for a genuine Renault screen (only on the online form, I never got round to speaking to anyone on the phone) but they turned up with a non-gen one, which wasn't really a problem, as the glass in there was non-gen after being replaced in October...

Yep. The Megs is slicker, but BSD looks better (beading) and is certainly more durable.

Yep its insured. £75 xs I called Aviva last week and I have to just book a slot on AutoGlass website. They can't make it to me til this Tuesday coming, so I've sat the LY200 in the garage for the last week and used the Porsche for the daily schlep. I'm missing the little Clio to be honest. And...

Aaaaaaaahhhhh Driving on the motorway today, miles behind the car in front, a tiny stone flew up and put a massive crack in my windscreen. Right on the edge, so its cracked from the outside, halfway up the passenger side across in to the middle by about 6". B0llocks. :rage: And I only had a...

Great thread Nick, some brilliant cars you've had!! (and by your own admission...some not so good :smile: ) S3 daily and a Meg'd RS Clio - you've got a nice choice of 'what car to take?' every day.

Capital Seating/Auto-trim will repair a worn bolster for around £90. When I get my outer drivers seat base bolster sorted this summer I'll also invest in some of the covers I think from Capital Seating while I'm there. Then again, it only looks mildly worn at the moment and thats 6 years from...

I was in the LY200 Just approaching the roundabout and saw this red RS200 coming towards me. I gave a few flashes of headlights and was returned with several pa-pa-paps of the horn :thumb:

@turkie172 - what is it you do and who do you work for? Sorry for the ignorance if I missed it in on of your other posts :relaxed:

I had the bonnet damaged years back on my pearlescent monaco blue 172. I had a brand new bonnet supplied fitted and painted by the Renault approved bodyshop in a little village called Leadenham in Lincolnshire (Troops Bodyshop) Most importantly on that colour, they used the proper Ixell paints...

Fair comment :good:

You're probably best filling it with a touch up pen and shaving the excess off with one of these. http://www.raceglaze.co.uk/ultimate-blade/paint-run-removal-ceramic-ultimate-blade/ More details on detailing world I see you posted there too :blush:

Tragic to see a cracking car like you had in that state mate. Gutted for you both. Did you get paid out on the insurance ok?

^^^ :sunglasses: Good start to the BSB season today. Ray looked comfortable on that Suzuki

Drop me a PM next time buddy :thumb:

Next time you're around Nottingham drop us a PM Ross :thumb: Happy to grab a Costa and chat Clios before your long drive back mate

If you're umming and aahing about the black, why not go anthracite for the full cup look? :sunglasses: We bought ours knowing it had silver alloys fitted, and the mrs's first call was to get the wheels painted gloss black. I think it transforms the look of the car. I quite liked the silver...