Its a wrap
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 9:04 am
'Glass bumper wrapped. Cool eh?
It will look great in the "Show and Shine"
Who did it for you?
How much
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Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 9:06 am
Very impressive - liking that!
It will look great in the "Show and Shine"
Who did it for you?
How much
It will look great in the "Show and Shine"
Who did it for you?
How much
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 10:00 am
Fantastic Nick, it looks like the 80 pound original!
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 11:42 am
Looks very good! 
Would also be a hell of a lot cheaper than re-chroming i'd think! Also a quick fix if you pick up a car thats had its originals painted! 
Would also be a hell of a lot cheaper than re-chroming i'd think! Also a quick fix if you pick up a car thats had its originals painted!
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 12:17 pm
Hmmm, mine need rechroming, didn't realise this was an option.
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 12:26 pm
looks good , clever idea
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 1:27 pm
Thinking the same myself sam though I think Ashley and Dave would have me soundly thrashed
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 2:33 pm
GTX Jim's brother (Nick) got it done for me 'cos he damaged the bumper whilst doing a bit of building work at my place and like the stand up bloke he is, got it sorted. Paint didn't come out so well, so came up with this idea. Prices depend on the thickness (quality) of the material. I think generally speaking, the thinner the better and more expensive.
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 5:55 pm
Brilliant, there you go all you glass bumper guys a solution that looks stock = COOL
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 6:24 pm
Can you tell us who did it and the rough price?
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 6:26 pm
Can you tell us who did it and the rough price?
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 6:27 pm
Impressed.
If it looks as good in the flesh as it does in the pic it would take close inspection to tell it wasn't chrome plate on steel
If it looks as good in the flesh as it does in the pic it would take close inspection to tell it wasn't chrome plate on steel
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 6:28 pm
Glass bumpers?!
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 7:21 pm
Fibreglass...V8 Sam wrote:Glass bumpers?!
Often used to help reduce the weight of a car
Mine has glass bumpers, doors, front, trunk, not much steel left
plus a few other less weighty items In non street trim, my car was down to 2,400lb's, approx 1,000 lighter
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 13 7:48 pm
Nick,
Forgot to say it looks the Dogs mate
See you Thursday ?
Forgot to say it looks the Dogs mate
See you Thursday ?