marcAB10

I like the design and appreciate the work that's gone into it but on a Lambo it's just wrong.. Ruins the 'look' of the car

if it was me, and I could afford it, I'd have the NSX. I love 'em

must be a joke.....

good luck with the search

openeing those doors.... Epic Fail!

welcome, very nice supras you have there

I reckon my 'heat gun and 20p scrape' method would take 5 hours to remove all the rubber coating from all of the 4 panels.

happy birthday

have you got any good pics of the back?

any pics of the supra?

em.... I posted it lol The lighter ring is removed now (didn't know it could be removed before I started this) Also I tried a few different methods but this one seemed to work best for me as once you use the heat gun the 'rubber' scrapes of very easily, quickly and without much mess. A lot of people talk about the methods they used (using acetone etc) but I haven't found a thread with pics of the process so I thought this might help the next person who wants to try this.

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tuff luck mate, sorry to hear about your grandad

look cool. so how do you find them? do they obstruct your view at all? are they very distracting?

(copied from my post on a different site ) well spent today scraping and sanding another part of the dash panels in preporation for spraying them black. it's a very laborious and time consuming job to do as the supra dash panels came with a sort of 'rubber' coating which you have to 'remove' before sanding some more and priming/painting. so.. these are the panels that will be sprayed- (at this stage i had sanded the panel on the right and half the top panel, the panel at the bottom does not have the rubber coating) this is the rubber coating i am talking about with a score out of it. the method i found best was to heat the rubber with a heat gun then 'scrape' as much off with a 20p piece. i then, with very rough sandpaper, sanded the remaining gunk off. half sanded, half scraped- and after about 2hrs this was the final 'de-rubbered' panel- so now i just have the two small panels to 'de-rubber' next saturday then i can sand them smooth, degrease and begin the spraying process.

welcome, i'm afraid the na supra isn't that great on fuel either to be honest.

nice looking cilica

Cheers mate The full retrim cost me £1280 from Transcal in Scotland but Gibson Trimming from here will match the price and quality

nice simple boot install, I like. Some very funky floor mats you got there too

nice supra

that looks brilliant Eve, bet your chuffed, such a great mod