Howdy!

[DannoTheGreat]

I'm Dan, from South Wales. I have myself a classic wagon that's pretty standard..... Always wanted one sine my old man bought one new when I was 17 an the bugget wouldn't let me drive it! Anyway, looking for a good group of people to talk to an get advice..... An within the next year I'm looking to buy a blobeye wagon

[Scoobyghost]

Welcome to the club Dan from South Wales. Have you done any work to the car?

[DannoTheGreat]

Not done much really, window tints, clear indicators and a stainless exhaust.... Few more things planned for the old girl though

[Gambit]

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C feel free to get stuck in and share any pictures good bunch on here all friendly. 

[DannoTheGreat]

cheers buddy.... Pics will be up after its had a good clean! 

[Gambit]

Sounds good to me mate. I like my pictures just how I like my books 

[Jay762]

Wotcha and welcome

[Charmer]

Hi All,

i bought myself a Blobeye last year that needed a little TLC.

Having sorted the essentials (decent maintenance and now rust free bodywork), I've started to add my finishing touches; like gold wheels etc.

Due to a scuff mark and small crack on the centre console, I was looking at replacements; but are fairly expensive (for what it is).

I've recently been looking in to carbon fibre wrapping and decided that I'd give it a go; if only to discount the option.

Anyway, the first time I had a go; the adhesive backing didn't appear to be strong enough - so a few bubbles appeared. I removed it all and had a second go, but this time I sprayed Evo-Stik glue on the back to strengthen the job; which appears to have worked. Note, I sprayed on the back only; so I could still remove if it goes pair shaped..!

Has anyone had a go at carbon fibre wrapping their console, be interested to know your success stories or otherwise ;)

[Phil3822]

Hello, welcome to the forums.