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I don't get it. So you want to secure your front bumper? Just use whatever bolt and nut combo to secure it. That's what I did. Did it come like that? No, but it does the job and holds that side of the bumper securely.
Hoki, you have already been asked by another moderator to no longer write in All-Caps. He was courteous enough to correct the last instance for you. This is a second request in that regard. Please correct this portion of your previous post and avoid doing so again.
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You wrote in both upper and lower case letters, then switched to all-caps within the same post. Your excuses hold no water. Please correct the post.
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Youre supposed to wet the window before applying the window film.
Bullshit
Hoki
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I did get it totally wet on the window and film
I already got my new ones for free so i'll do it again
Today I'm gonna try to install my tint better this time. Hopefully, I wont need more tint. This is suppose to be good tint with lifetime warranty.
I'm also gonna try to install the missing screw. I also noticed the mounting tab to svrew goes to might be broken because it looks like a partial circle. I'll just removevthe other side to compare the two.
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Theres a button called caps lock. Arent they teaching anything in school nowadays?
I corrected Hokis last post to use proper caps and be explained coherently. You're welcome.
In your future posts, itd be greatly appreciated if you use a similar proper style and refrain from explaining personal details not related to your vehicle.
In your future posts, itd be greatly appreciated if you use a similar proper style and refrain from explaining personal details not related to your vehicle.
Its not about you. Please respect the forum and all its members.
Hoki
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I've been trying to find some door molding strips that go on the outside. I really don't know what there called or what there for exactly but I see some cars with a thin strip of plastic along the middle or toward the bottom of the doors and I thought it would be nice to have so other doors can't nick and scratch me. I've been looking around and a lot of places want over 200 dollars for them so I was at advance auto the other day and I saw these cheap pilot brand door trim molding that were chrome so I bought them. I just sprayed them with galaxy grey paint I had mixed up at the auto shop and then I put clear over it too and it came out so great. It looks really professional like my OEM paintjob on my car. It's been drying for 24 hours now so I'm gonna stick them on later today. The trims only cost 20 dollars and the paint and clear kit cost 50 dollars but I'm gonna repaint my fading trunk top with it too. It lays down so good. I never been able to get these kind of results from a spray can.
You should post pics!
I'd like to see them installed too because usually painting rubber will just crack the paint when installed.
OP: the paint job might look good on the trim because there is very little room for error on such a small piece. The roof is much harder. And..how is your door scratching you?
Hoki
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They rnt rubbere. There plastic with 3m tape on back. Heres after i sprayed it with galaxy grey and clear. I did 3 coats each. Theres a few spots toward the edges where it looks like the paint was to much and looks a bit darker but i think its fine for a small peice and prolly wont be noticed anyway.
Here's the other end I guess I need to polish and wax it too huh I didn't get to install them on my car today but I might let it sit for an extra day or two before I put it on because I think I'm going to have to push hard on it for a while to stick it on so I want to be sure it's hard