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Stevie5tapes Member Since: 10 Jun 2012 Location: Brighouse, YORKSHIRE Posts: 1370 |
Just seen this on Ebay
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21st May 2013 10:46 am |
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piattj Member Since: 18 Jan 2012 Location: where the crowds aint... Posts: 1235 |
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21st May 2013 12:02 pm |
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Stevie5tapes Member Since: 10 Jun 2012 Location: Brighouse, YORKSHIRE Posts: 1370 |
Yeah, think I agree with you both. I was at a car battery place yesterday, I saw a Discovery with green paint on the tyres. It looked quite good at the time but I doubt with my artistic skills i'd do a good enough job!!
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21st May 2013 12:30 pm |
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garioch43 Member Since: 24 Feb 2012 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 158 |
Despite looking naff, it would probably only last a few days anyway. garioch43
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21st May 2013 5:11 pm |
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Stevie5tapes Member Since: 10 Jun 2012 Location: Brighouse, YORKSHIRE Posts: 1370 |
Yeah, thinking about it its not one of my better idea's!! Black MY2013 SD4 GS Auto, Wood Company Armrest, Freel2 sticker.
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21st May 2013 7:49 pm |
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ccsnet Member Since: 05 Jan 2013 Location: Lancs Posts: 881 |
+1 one for that..... a nice tyre wax would look better.
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22nd May 2013 5:36 pm |
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StuckInTheMud Member Since: 02 Apr 2013 Location: Ayrshire Posts: 113 |
Steve, type paint actually damages the rubber compound over a period of time - quickens the cracking process of rubber due to the compounds/pigments in the paint, unless of course it is water-based which is unlikely.
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22nd May 2013 7:30 pm |
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