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Darryl, I think it is. While waiting for service once on my G35, I saw a tech remove a safety check from a painted bumper in one piece with a
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Darryl, I think it is. While waiting for service once on my G35, I saw a tech remove a safety check from a painted bumper in one piece with a razor blade. To be on the safe side, I think if you heat it a bit with a hair dryer and slowly and gently use a razor blade you probably could get it off in one piece.
Then you can most likely re-glue it to your new bracket. If you screw up, then you'll just have to pay & get a new safety check. Or wait till you get close to your safety check expiration and then have them put the new one on to your bracket. Oh, just saw that yours is a 12, so you got 2 years, that may be a wait. Good luck to you either way! |
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