Community Status Updates
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MrBounce
Oddball thing based on a Metro made by the same people who made Robin Hood Sevens I think. Not pretty. I can't imagine they sold many...
Dec 24 2015 11:39 AM
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SecretSugar
Yeah we do, unless it's changed lately. You buy as normal and then if I remember correctly, you get an email afterwards showing your discounts
Sep 01 2015 10:54 AM -
megamini_jb
7.5% at MiniSpares
Sep 01 2015 01:23 PM -
Steve220
You still have to ask Simon to set up your discount before hand.
Sep 01 2015 03:53 PM
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BronkoMini
Yes, I hate being away with work :(
Jul 13 2015 01:06 PM -
rhys-89
I felt the same I actually stopped work on mine for a year just because I felt I wasnt getting anywhere now my cars bk from paint awaiting assembly just push on piece by piece it'll co.e together goodluck
Jul 13 2015 05:14 PM -
Pickwah
That's how I feel, I spend 10-20 hours a week on it and it always seems to look the same. Eventually it will all come together (I Hope)
Jul 14 2015 07:59 AM
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Steve220
I found it difficult to remove the smell entirely. What are you trying to achieve?
May 29 2015 02:58 PM -
Down&Out
No.
It bloody stinks, and will do for ages, and stuff sticks to it. Enamel will protect the floor well enough unless its consistently full of water, which it shouldnt be!
May 29 2015 04:49 PM -
Pickwah
Just got a load left over, and with places such as foot wells where water can sometimes get in thought it might be a good idea.
Jun 01 2015 07:17 AM
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RossKnight
ones faster than the other :p
I prefer the slower one, as it gives you time to wipe off with a clean wipe before it evaporates. Fast is good for small panels though
Mar 30 2015 02:51 PM -
Ben_O
Fast is better in colder conditions where as you need slow for warm conditions.
Typically in a bodyshop scenario, you would use slow in the booth prior to painting and fast out in the workshop
Mar 30 2015 03:17 PM
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RooBoonix
I doubt it, less to go wrong with a boot lid, front ends are a bit more involved. But I'm not really the person to ask xD
Mar 26 2015 05:42 PM -
Harrison541
Sometimes fibreglass ones can be too floppy and wont press tight enough against the seal to keep the boot watertight
Mar 26 2015 07:30 PM -
RooBoonix
^ I thought that was tradition, irrelevant of the panel :P
Mar 26 2015 08:12 PM
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Kieranlee999
contact simon@minispares on here and he will add it to your account so it will automatically take it off :)
Mar 24 2015 12:57 PM -
Simon@minispares.com
http://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/topic/74225-minispares-75-discount/
Mar 24 2015 01:00 PM
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Archived4
What on?
Aug 14 2013 12:24 PM -
Pickwah
Horn not being continuous, number plate light out, windscreen chipped, play in OSF wheel bearing,
wiperblades smear,rear breaks, hadbreak,NSF balljoint dust cover
Aug 14 2013 12:33 PM -
silve1999
thats not too bad! :)
Aug 14 2013 03:59 PM
