[Fog] fog light covers made & fitted - Page 2

pjelsworth · 23rd December 2006, 09:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by basegreen

If there were some that improved the look of the blanking plates for cars without fogs, I'd say £15 + postage?

I'm a Yorkshireman so I was going to aim a bit lower, but I agree that this is well worth it to protect the lights

Honcho · 23rd December 2006, 18:41

What happened to those beautiful, chrome wire cages that were used on rally car headlights? Wouldn't they look distinguished down there!

IWANTACIVIC · 24th December 2006, 05:02

What do you think gray , are you going into the fog cover bussiness

were did you get the bits from ? im only 20-30 miles from you , or ill pay you to make some for me

gray52 · 24th December 2006, 12:53

**** can make them, i just used some perspex i had in the garage. the 2 spares i have are scratched, but i will have to source new perspex sheeting and the correct fixing tabs, i will think they will be £20 - £25 posted in the uk. will look in to it more after xmas, and will make a couple of sets and get some feedback, which can be posted on here, and will take it from there.

mihael · 24th December 2006, 17:42

Grey could you post a photo showing how they look with the rest of the car front in the photo to get better idear how they look in use
thanks

gray52 · 24th December 2006, 19:06

the correct fitting pads i would like to supply work out at £395 for a 45 yard roll, back to the drawing board at the moment.

gray52 · 30th December 2006, 17:33

i have now sourced the correct fitting pads, and will be using them on mine tomorrow (weather permitting) and will post new photos.

will be making a few sets up, in a week or so.

will keep you posted.

gray52 · 31st December 2006, 16:09

here are the fog light covers with the correct fixings, have alook at the 1st photos and you will see the difference.

surferjr1999 · 31st December 2006, 16:21

They look great. Where did you find the fixings?

gray52 · 31st December 2006, 17:25

got them sent over from the usa, the covers are fully removable for cleaning. the fixings work like velcro but alot stronger than the stuff we use on clothing.

czechplastik · 31st December 2006, 21:11

Look good, maybe Ruth Badger is reading!

IWANTACIVIC · 1st January 2007, 01:14

looks super mate

Egelundsvej · 1st January 2007, 08:43

Hi Gray 52,
If you decide to go in to "series production", I would definitely like to buy a set from you - they look very good and there is no real detraction from the look of the car. Terrific.

Foggy69 · 1st January 2007, 09:29

Hi Gray52
Another owner here that would be interested in a set if you thought about 'mass production'.

gray52 · 1st January 2007, 15:25

wont be doing mass production, but will make a few sets up. when they are made i will let you know, it will be a 1st come 1st served basis.

Egelundsvej · 2nd January 2007, 19:34

Definitely interested, if there is an easy way (credit card or similar) to get payment from Denmark to you without incurring ridiculous bank charges. Look forward to further news.

gray52 · 4th January 2007, 22:18

i have a paypal account if that helps?

Egelundsvej · 5th January 2007, 07:22

Hi Gray 52
Paypal worked fine with my credit card when I paid Pottsy for the sticker - so it sounds as if you have one customer signed up!! Look forward to future news.

gray52 · 14th January 2007, 16:28

fog light covers are now made. i have 8 sets and 4 of these are for members who asked for these when i 1st done mine, so 4 sets left, 1st come 1st served.

surferjr1999 · 14th January 2007, 17:18

How much Gray?

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23rd December 2006, 18:41	#22 (permalink)
Honcho Supporter Triangular Exhaust Join Date: 5th October 2006 Posts: 251	What happened to those beautiful, chrome wire cages that were used on rally car headlights? Wouldn't they look distinguished down there!

24th December 2006, 05:02	#23 (permalink)
IWANTACIVIC Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 15th September 2006 Location: LINCS UK Posts: 659	What do you think gray , are you going into the fog cover bussiness were did you get the bits from ? im only 20-30 miles from you , or ill pay you to make some for me

24th December 2006, 12:53	#24 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	**** can make them, i just used some perspex i had in the garage. the 2 spares i have are scratched, but i will have to source new perspex sheeting and the correct fixing tabs, i will think they will be £20 - £25 posted in the uk. will look in to it more after xmas, and will make a couple of sets and get some feedback, which can be posted on here, and will take it from there.

24th December 2006, 17:42	#25 (permalink)
mihael Wheelnut Join Date: 11th June 2006 Posts: 95	Grey could you post a photo showing how they look with the rest of the car front in the photo to get better idear how they look in use thanks

24th December 2006, 19:06	#26 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	the correct fitting pads i would like to supply work out at £395 for a 45 yard roll, back to the drawing board at the moment.

30th December 2006, 17:33	#27 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	i have now sourced the correct fitting pads, and will be using them on mine tomorrow (weather permitting) and will post new photos. will be making a few sets up, in a week or so. will keep you posted.

31st December 2006, 16:21	#29 (permalink)
surferjr1999 Supporter Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 28th November 2006 Location: Poole Posts: 176	They look great. Where did you find the fixings?

31st December 2006, 17:25	#30 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	got them sent over from the usa, the covers are fully removable for cleaning. the fixings work like velcro but alot stronger than the stuff we use on clothing.

31st December 2006, 21:11	#31 (permalink)
czechplastik King of the rodeo Civinfo guru Join Date: 24th October 2006 Location: Belfast Posts: 4,493	Look good, maybe Ruth Badger is reading!

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1st January 2007, 01:14	#32 (permalink)
IWANTACIVIC Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 15th September 2006 Location: LINCS UK Posts: 659	looks super mate

1st January 2007, 09:29	#34 (permalink)
Foggy69 Vivid Blue Rocks!!! Rocketship door handle Join Date: 5th December 2006 Location: Westerham Posts: 1,015	Hi Gray52 Another owner here that would be interested in a set if you thought about 'mass production'.

1st January 2007, 15:25	#35 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	wont be doing mass production, but will make a few sets up. when they are made i will let you know, it will be a 1st come 1st served basis.

2nd January 2007, 19:34	#36 (permalink)
Egelundsvej Supporter Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 13th December 2006 Location: Koege, Denmark Posts: 100	Definitely interested, if there is an easy way (credit card or similar) to get payment from Denmark to you without incurring ridiculous bank charges. Look forward to further news.

4th January 2007, 22:18	#37 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	i have a paypal account if that helps?

5th January 2007, 07:22	#38 (permalink)
Egelundsvej Supporter Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 13th December 2006 Location: Koege, Denmark Posts: 100	Hi Gray 52 Paypal worked fine with my credit card when I paid Pottsy for the sticker - so it sounds as if you have one customer signed up!! Look forward to future news.

14th January 2007, 16:28	#39 (permalink)
gray52 Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 23rd November 2006 Location: peterborough Posts: 798	fog light covers are now made. i have 8 sets and 4 of these are for members who asked for these when i 1st done mine, so 4 sets left, 1st come 1st served.

14th January 2007, 17:18	#40 (permalink)
surferjr1999 Supporter Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 28th November 2006 Location: Poole Posts: 176	How much Gray?