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bumprickhondar wrote:refurb your own take about 20mins all you want is some 1500 wet n dry a 8mm threaded rod or a bolt and a drill, spin the gear nob in the drill using the threaded rod to hold it, apply the wet n dry with water to remove the scratches then either lacquer or better still autosol looks loads better and does not chip and scratch like lacquerTHREAD CRAPPIN dude?? im sure those who r able to do there own will do, for others who either dont have time or the ability then.......... :salut:
dude17ctr wrote:thats a matter of opinion :badrazz:rickhondar wrote:refurb your own take about 20mins all you want is some 1500 wet n dry a 8mm threaded rod or a bolt and a drill, spin the gear nob in the drill using the threaded rod to hold it, apply the wet n dry with water to remove the scratches then either lacquer or better still autosol looks loads better and does not chip and scratch like lacquerTHREAD CRAPPIN dude?? im sure those who r able to do there own will do, for others who either dont have time or the ability then.......... :salut:
Jackster1 wrote:£20 is an absolute bargain for this, the quality of work is 100% - I don't believe you'll get anywhere near the finish trying this yourself................you can i have done it, the gear knob was like glass, how do you think he does it :scratch:
rickhondar wrote:This is the same reason people buy salad leaves in bags, or pre chopped broccoli...............Jackster1 wrote:£20 is an absolute bargain for this, the quality of work is 100% - I don't believe you'll get anywhere near the finish trying this yourself................you can i have done it, the gear knob was like glass, how do you think he does it :scratch:
Jackster1 wrote:Ok - I was just trying to stand up for the chap really.......well hey - I was happy to pay £20, I just thought to put a thread on saying actually you can do this yourself was a little unfair when Brens is just offering a refurb service, maybe the DIY version should have been put in the How to section rather than this thread?nothing against Bren just saying how easy it is also put a more detailed how to guide up
rickhondar wrote:indeed it is so keep yours to yourself :badrazz:dude17ctr wrote:thats a matter of opinion :badrazz:rickhondar wrote:refurb your own take about 20mins all you want is some 1500 wet n dry a 8mm threaded rod or a bolt and a drill, spin the gear nob in the drill using the threaded rod to hold it, apply the wet n dry with water to remove the scratches then either lacquer or better still autosol looks loads better and does not chip and scratch like lacquerTHREAD CRAPPIN dude?? im sure those who r able to do there own will do, for others who either dont have time or the ability then.......... :salut:
dude17ctr wrote:rickhondar wrote:indeed it is so keep yours to yourself :badrazz:dude17ctr wrote:thats a matter of opinion :badrazz:rickhondar wrote:refurb your own take about 20mins all you want is some 1500 wet n dry a 8mm threaded rod or a bolt and a drill, spin the gear nob in the drill using the threaded rod to hold it, apply the wet n dry with water to remove the scratches then either lacquer or better still autosol looks loads better and does not chip and scratch like lacquerTHREAD CRAPPIN dude?? im sure those who r able to do there own will do, for others who either dont have time or the ability then.......... :salut:
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