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Wayno-B
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   25th Jan 07 at 23:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Hi there guys and gals

What do people think I'm currently looking for a corsa

I'm poss eventually gunna get some chrome style euro rims after i've bought some speedlines for every day

What colour would look best in your oppinion

I've been looking at Brocade yellow as its not that common and blue one's

Not keen on black or red

Peoples oppinions would be great
deano87
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25th Jan 07 at 23:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
As I'm sure you know the Flame red (check my garage) fade's, although mine hasn't!

Black is rare imo.
Robin
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25th Jan 07 at 23:47   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Black isn't rare.

Brocade Yellow is THE best colour you can have on a Sport, then Arden Blue.
whitter45
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flame red providing you have the time to polish it as it fads like mad

I used to love my flame red when clean
SAL
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25th Jan 07 at 23:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
white ?
Wayno-B
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I think brocade yellow is the best but not many for sale atm

Black is too much hard work and so is red even tho i do clean and polish my cars quite alot
whitter45
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25th Jan 07 at 23:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
white then for me

Blue ones are too common and silver does nothing for a corsa
CorsaLaydee
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25th Jan 07 at 23:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Carabic blue!!!!! or star silver is always very nice!! make a poll!!!
Wayno-B
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white does look nice but not many good examples out there. I'm very picy. lol
SAL
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theres a good example
SAL
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another
CorsaLaydee
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white looks gorgeous if its done right like that ^
J4M13
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Black



it is a bastid to keep clean though, and shows up scratches and swirl marks the worst. i would prefer either white or black though, arden blue is such a nice colour though.
CorsaLaydee
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what is this arden blue? and whats a swirl mark lol
J4M13
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swirl marks are what are made usually form polishing and washing you car, tiny tiny fine scratches/swirls in the paintwork whihc are a bastid to remove. also for arden blue, look at stavs avatar for a nice example.

[Edited on 26-01-2007 by J4M13]
Wayno-B
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Yea there is a few people out there with a few good examples but not many for sale.
Whose is the one with silver speedlines?
Whittie
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26th Jan 07 at 00:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
White, Black, Yellow, OR Red, if you have the time & care for it, due to fading.
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polar sea blue like mine, look in the garage of Gaz for a mint polar sea blue corsa
SAL
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsaLaydee
what is this arden blue? and whats a swirl mark lol [/quote

arden blue =





[Edited on 26-01-2007 by stavs]

[Edited on 26-01-2007 by stavs]

[Edited on 26-01-2007 by stavs]
CorsaLaydee
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hmm my car was recently sprayed and is covered all over in these swirl marks lol i thought it was scratched but think it was caused from the buffing machine he used how i get rid of them!! what do u use??
J4M13
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can try meguires scratch x, take along time though, or get it machine buffed by a proffesional.
CorsaLaydee
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but thats what i did lol i got it buffed after they resprayed it and thats whats left the swirl marks i hate them! my mate looked at my car and goes 'oh my god you drive through a hedge?' lol ill try the meguire stuff then what about that other stuff auto gylm or something
Wayno-B
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26th Jan 07 at 00:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I'll check on auto trader for some. There's a few nice ones for sale on here eg Matt W but that will always be his car and i want people to notice one i've done. Eventually i'd like to get a full respray in candy but time and money will tell.Doing handling, wheels and bit of engine first then subtle kit(irmy and sti). I'm logging off for tonight but will check tomorrow
CorsaLaydee
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26th Jan 07 at 00:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i got kandy paint hehe what colour kandy would you go for?
J4M13
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a proffesional machne buffer person will buff the car without leaving nasty swirl marks, most bodyshops just quickly give it a buff and dont spend ages getting it perfect, speaking from experience working in a bodyshop.

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