Handy web site, FROST
Handy web site, FROST
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jmorgan

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36,010 posts

306 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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Just ordered some Dinitrol from them. Very good and some nice goodies on the site as well for other projects.
www.frost.co.uk/

jvaughan

6,025 posts

305 months

Friday 28th May 2004
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jmorgan said:
Just ordered some Dinitrol from them. Very good and some nice goodies on the site as well for other projects.
www.frost.co.uk/


Yep, I got my Vinyl colouring spray from these guys. very helpful.. even when i ordered the wrong colour!.

they do a good selection of stuff, but are limited in some areas. Personally I found if you combine frosts with woolies you get virtually everything you could ever need.

wedg1e

27,002 posts

287 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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You lot have got too much time on your hands. So busy cleaning and polishing, do you ever get to drive the cars....?

Ian

streaky

19,311 posts

271 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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wedg1e said:
You lot have got too much time on your hands. So busy cleaning and polishing, do you ever get to drive the cars....?

Ian
Oops! I believe Jason's is still at (a certain garage) - Streaky

PS - I got spray adhesive from Frosts (very useful), high temperature contact adhesive (to stick the under-bonnet insulation back up) and some rubber spray (for coating the headlamp motors I'm rebuilding). Very good to deal with - S

jimson

49 posts

272 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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Just a question to jvaughan or any other guys,have you used the vinyl spray to re-do interiors,mines a pretty naff light green?

bobfrance

1,323 posts

289 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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I live just down the road from Frosts and have designed a number of can labels for them.

Mike who owns the company is a really nice guy and is very much into restoring cars.
He uses his own products and makes a point of getting the best avialable from all over the world.

He does up tasty morors too - Bugattis, Lambo's etc.

streaky

19,311 posts

271 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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jimson said:
Just a question to jvaughan or any other guys,have you used the vinyl spray to re-do interiors,mines a pretty naff light green?
Is that "pretty naff, green" or pretty, naff green"?

jimson

49 posts

272 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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ok,just naff,and not on the budget some of you seem to be on with full leather re-trims

jvaughan

6,025 posts

305 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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jimson said:
Just a question to jvaughan or any other guys,have you used the vinyl spray to re-do interiors,mines a pretty naff light green?


Frosts sell vinyl colour. This stuff really does work. I did a test with some lkagnolia trim that was excess.. and also some leather offcuts, and the result was superb. The fabric remains subtle, and the colour does not rub off.

I changed the colour of my Door handles from magnolia to blue. I bought the cleaner and the prep stuff, then simply speayed the bits with lots of light coats of the colour. after 3 - 4 coats, the result is superb.

I have a few colour samples that I have been playing about with .... if you want, I can drop them in the post so you can see Before / after results.

(you can also re-colour leather clothing too )

jvaughan

6,025 posts

305 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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streaky said:


wedg1e said:
You lot have got too much time on your hands. So busy cleaning and polishing, do you ever get to drive the cars....?

Ian


Oops! I believe Jason's is still at (a certain garage) - Streaky



..........Go on .. rub it in....
I intend to have the car by the end of this comming week If I have to turn up with a trailer and take it somewhere else to have the engine fitted.....

>> Edited by jvaughan on Saturday 29th May 20:29

jmorgan

Original Poster:

36,010 posts

306 months

Saturday 29th May 2004
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wedg1e said:
You lot have got too much time on your hands. So busy cleaning and polishing, do you ever get to drive the cars....?

Ian


Me, polish? Nah, see through dirt around here