Fugu

After a hand wash, clay cut, T-Cut, Polish and a wax my Lex is nice and shiny A good 3 hours well spent if you ask me.

1. Dinho- IS200, Manual, XE_03, Sport Style 2. Roger007uk- IS200, Manual, XE_03A, Sport Style 3. D6NGR- IS200, XE01 , Manual , Lexus/TRD Style 4. SpectraBlueMica- IS200, Auto, XE_02, Sport Style (yes i can ship finland mate ) 5. IS200Scott- IS200, Manual, ? ,Sport Style 6. Kerja- IS200, Manual, Xe01, Rising Sun 7. George - IS200, Manual, XE01, Lexus/TRD style 8. bigsteve200 - IS200,XE 03A Auto, lexus/trd style 9. thalystgv - IS200,XE01, Sport style 10. IanS200 - is200 auto xe-01, lexus/trd style 11. Spiffy - IS200 Manual XE-01, Rising Sun 12. Fugu - IS200 Manual XE-01, Rising Sun (pref) or Sport

OMFG... please tell me im not too late to add myself to the waiting list????? I need these in my life lol

It looks great, i was thinking about giving him my wing mirrors to do as well. To be honest I thought it was going to be a gamble but it is great stuff, cant wait for the other parts to be ready.

Lol, He is starting his window tinting and wrapping business soon.

Hi All, I bought my Lex with these things on it... (this is the wheel after I had washed them!!!!!!) After a few hours hard work and a large mess later...

Hi All, A friend of mine did some amazing work on wrapping a super bike and I needed to have it in my life... what do you think?

I need these in my life... any chance of getting some more on the go?

lol, my IS will have a new daddy tomo i have been lowered to a alfa romeo 156 with selespeed... gutted however in a strange way i enjoy it, hard work with a great outcome

standard?

its just the road its parked on, this is normal

stupid hosting company - my subscription ended, so instead of renew, they cancelled... Muppets

6 hard hours and i have a shiny car i cant drive, problem is it's to shiny to take pics of.

the problem is at the moment it say driving full stop! after a few calls i found out i "may" be allowd to drive manual. i've found myself just watching movies in it today to get my money out of it...

i've been told it will be round 7 - 12 years for it be repaired

I have no options, i was medically discharged from the armed forces, i've every single test available to determine. From lumber puncture to testing my brain. I thought i'd get away with it to be honest, been on the phone and told i'd be ok with an automatic... which is no good to me as i have a brand new (to me) car wasting outside! i paid 7k cash and also paid my insurence upfront. i've been s**t on from an almighty height. i actually feel sick.

dont know if it winging goes in here, Just had a letter saying i can no longer drive due to having damaged nerves in my arm. to say im gutted would be an understatement, i've had my lex for less than 3 weeks and it has to go. doesd anyone know a good bridge?

marsh mills can either be a blessing or a desaster! if you ever see my grey lex around gizza beep.

i live in plympton which is just outside of plymouth, but the rest of my family live near the city center in an area called stoke.

Well im a Hull lad born & bred, but now live in plymouth with my family.

Ok, i took advice and decided to get the back end out and practice (on grass and once on road) and all i can say is i'm so pleased i did!!! Last night i was driving from Plymouth to plympton (for those that know it) there is a junction call marsh mills, as i went round and to joint the slip road i hit a puddle and the back end came out big time. All i can say is practice makes perfect, at first i was scared and a little jumpy (heart pounding), but because i knew how to control it i never panicked or hesitated, gained control and carried on. I really feel had i not practiced i would have lost it big time.

lol, let me explain... I was claying my car, for some reason i unlocked the car and popped the boot which was where i had all my cleaning stuff. i opened it up and throw the keys in so i could use both hands, i thought id start at the boot since it's the easiest bit, so i closed it... However i never saw a problem since the car was unlocked and i could just either get my spare fob from the car or just pull the lever. i did my bit and went round to open the drivers door but it had obviously locked itself again, something i never thought would happen... especially since i've never even heard of it on any car! it wont happen again, but hey, live an learn! (and i cant leave my car alone for 2 secs, so i havent had time to read the book!)

thank you very much. another day another lesson learnt!

yeah, AA do it for free... i felt so daft it was unreal. so if i unlock the car via the fob then open any door it will cancel the auto lock? does it matter if i shut that door again?

Not even a week and i locked my keys in the bleeding boot and the car locked itself.... is there a way to turn the auto lock off? its a great idea, however i can see it causing me all kinda problems while im tinkering or detailing? or am i the only muppet to do it