don't forget, I'm having the grp painted silver, so ignore the yukky yellow
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I've spent a little time making a stainless trim for my exhaust. What do you think ?
don't forget, I'm having the grp painted silver, so ignore the yukky yellow
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Swish.
Lovely job
Quite like yellow myself.
Looks like you have spent more than a little time on that project. Very nice. Small items/attention to detail make the difference between an ok car
and a real nice one. Looks like yours could be a really nice one.
Cheers Nige
We are not worthy
We are not worthy ;-)
Kinda like the yellow myself.
Thanks for the comments guys. I knew I'd get a response from the 'Pro yellow liberation front'
Its just that I've got a yellow tub, blue bonnet and red nose cone and I'm sick of looking at it at the moment. I cant get it sprayed until
the rear suspension is finished 
very bling!!!
pray tell us more how you made it? Is it a piece of stainless sheet cut in a whacky shape? It looks like it is folded over into the hole, surely
not?
What colour scheme do you have in mind? Mine is red but since I have had 3 red cars already, I plan to paint the nose either lime green or orange,
then have it blend at a diagonal along the sides to a black rear end. The bonnet will be raw aluminium.
Very simple ! Cornflake box used to mark out shape and size of hole.
Then cut out to make a template.
Transferred onto a sexy piece of stainless sheet.
Air powered nibbler used to cut to the profile needed.
A couple of hours spent polishing on a buffing machine.
Hey- presto, an exhaust trim.
oh, car is silver bodywork, pink/purple chassis plus lots of chrome bling
I hope to do the same thing; it looks very nice. Why did you decide on stainless and not ali? I planned on ali because it is so much easier to work
with...
Also, did you put a backing plate behind the bolts or just big washers?
--Chris
Two reasons why I chose stainless. Firstly, aluminium looks great when polished but does need regular upkeep to mainain its polished appearance.
Stainless is much superior in keeping a shine.
Secondly, I've got plenty of the stuff knocking around and I've got air powered nibblers to cut it !
I've rivnutted into the grp with a large penny washer to spread the load. HTH
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Originally posted by ayoungman
Two reasons why I chose stainless. Firstly, aluminium looks great when polished but does need regular upkeep to mainain its polished appearance. Stainless is much superior in keeping a shine.