Would colour coding reverse parking sensors affect their performance?

[Paul the 6th]

Looking at these from maplins but would like to colour code them to match the van (blue)... Would a thin layer of spray paint affect the ultra sonic operation at all?

http://www.maplin.co.uk/4-sensor-wir...ing-kit-265097

[yorkie_chris]

There there love, do you need a bloke to park it for you?

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

There there love, do you need a bloke to park it for you?

this

oh and HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

[Paul the 6th]

With your track record YC?!!








I can't always be there when she's driving it unfortunately.. but if you could pop yer pink n green leathers on I'm sure you could show her the flamboyant YC parking styles

[Paul the 6th]

and while we're at it, I once parked one of these:



which are just shy of 7 metres long, in an 8.5m parking space with 2 cockney street cleaners stood watching me at 5.30 in the morning just up from tottenham court road on the way to the british museum - straight in, no kerbs, no bumps, no forward adjustment, all in about 5 seconds... I even got the thumbs up from them, so ferQ

[punyXpress]

. . . and then you woke up!
We all have dreams like that.

[Paul the 6th]

oi! It was near the jurys hotel just outside the £7 gents hair cut shop on great russel street... anywho, a helpful answer has been submitted on one of the friendlier forums you bikers are all a bunch of louts.. (*legs it big time*)

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?oe=utf...17.42,,0,20.92

[NTECUK]

When we fit them to cars we in most cases have them painted .and It's makes no odds to the performance.
You need a plastic primer for best adheresion.

[Paul the 6th]

cool cheets nTec guy on the t4 forums said the instructions which came with his said to apply one thin coat of paint to avoid upsetting them too much - if you guys do primer & paint without any drama then I'll aim for the middle ground

as stated already - plastic primer and then colour match (spray not brush - too thick)