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andy w wrote:I got my corsa plate on my shed wall above my tools to remind me of my more door

I have a big back room like that one you have and it kinda looks like a garage, all tools and car parts will be getting stored there, along with multiple number plates going on the wall.

So in other words ya got yaself a man cave :lol:

andy w wrote:So in other words ya got yaself a man cave :lol:

Oh yeah!!

Give ya six months before ya baby stuff takes over haha

What's the best paint to paint the plastic engine cover with? Do I need a high temp plastic paint? Also how about oil, coolant cap etc. Like the idea of coloured hoses to maybe at some point.
Also how are these covers removed? Mine looks something like this one

Plastic primer but your best using etch primer
You will be ok with normal rattle tins

It's 2or3 small Alan keys or torques then it just pulls off. Use heat proof lacquer though if you don't it burns off and comes in the cab and it's nasty stuff! Speaking from experience as I made that noob mistake a few years ago lol


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Try plasti dip [emoji14]

Plates up in the man cave

Not bad. Moving house has dropped my car insurance premiums by £90.

Not to bad then mate and that man cave wont take long to get how ya want it

Whats down the bottom right of the man cave pic?

Gas meter which is going up at a crazy rate. Spent well over £10 in under 2 days. Pretty sure something's wrong with it.

Do ye have gas plumbex straight into your house in england? Thats pretty cool.

Well the cars broke, no way can I afford to get it repaired now so probably try and sell and get a cheaper car.