Looks tidy.
I'd be real tempted to fuck those front rub strips off and smooth over where they mount.
Leave the side strips black.
Its also desperate for bodykit.
(All imo)
Thanks for the feedback, I'd not really considered doing anything extensive to the bumper, although that may look good. Might do a photoshop and see what it looks like. The side strips are going to be colour coded as I think they stick out too much, especially now that most of the black plastic on the car is now coloured. And as for a body kit, I'd be tempted, but with the effort and cost involved I'd rather put the money aside for a better car in the future!
Looks good. Is that smiley face looking at stray tigerseal though?
Edit: looking closer that seems to be the reflection of a cloud. Nice job.
Like that style spoiler, subtle and still a little different.
Bump strips should either be all black or all colour coded. Don't know what Nissan were thinking there.
As you worked out, the light patch is a cloud. I did have a little bit of excess escape from the join, but sorted it while it was still setting. Annoyingly, more escaped between the join underneath the spoiler as it was drying. It must have expanded in the heat, as it wasn't like that when i left it. Hopefully it will be fairly easy to tidy up, and even if it's not, it's in the least noticeable place, so no major worry.
As for the bump strips, The bumper trims were black when I got the car, and colour coded by myself a couple of months ago. I had fully intended to do the doors too, but ran out of paint and hadn't got round to doing it again. I wasn't in too much of a hurry, as like you say, it's as the higher spec models came as standard. I do agree with you though, it should be all or nothing.
Here's a photo from when I first got it last year...
but then Ed posted the originals then I got it.
. What tools do you use for the levels adjustment? Curves?
