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im not looking forward to this weekend cause i have a butt load of family related crap i need to do. :( i hope it rains like hell on saturday afternoon so that i can have a salt-dust free drive on sunday. :tup: |
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i want to use up the old gas in my G and Z. the G's last fill was halloween... i did use stabil this time though. for the Z no stabil and last fill was thanksgiving. Quote:
i will crackup if my contact lenses i ordered online arrive all frozen. :rofl2: |
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^That... is so true..... :hello: Good morning everyone....!! |
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Might as well just go for plastic dip, it'll be hard to see the difference between dip & wrap since it's such a small part and you don't look at it from 4 inches away all the time.... :icon17: |
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It is hands-down the best thing to paint the fang area with - chip resistant, easy to touch-up, and can be removed when you decide it's time for a change. I used it on my car and love it. |
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honey~~~~~ :p Just dip it..... :icon17: Quote:
Mr.gurneyeagle, I am trying..... and keep trying..... :icon17: |
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nooooooooooooo! |
so... a quick list of the mod-parts for 2013:
1) VentureShield on windshield 2) VentureShield on A-pillars 3) VentureShield on Rocker-panels 4) VentureShield on headlight 5) VentureShield on side-mirrors Steps to obtain those mods: 1) Make money 2) Make more money 3) Make even more money Steps to obtain those money: 1) Work hard 2) Work harder 3) Work even harder 4) Work the hardest |
Think I'm going to go legal with a Stillen front plate bracket.
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That's my plan anyways. |
i hate plastidip. :icon17: over spray made a hell of a sticky mess in my garage when i tried it. as a huge stress to remove all the sticky from my Z, G, and tool case, etc.
after that ordeal, when i had to plasti dip a black power cord for my ip camera white, i went to the middle of the field to spray it. like a 1/4 mile away from my house and 3ft away from a car owned by someone i hate. :icon17: hahaha jk |
hi mr.alcheng! :tup:
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sounds like a very solid plan you got there! :tup: for the smaller bits like your sides and a-pillar, you might be able to get away just using generic roll of clearbra. :) it's not really hard to install, just need to keep your fingers wet when you're touching the adhesive side, and use soapy solution, soft squeegee, sharp scissors. i do clearbra install in my garage at home. :icon17: was thinking i might do the front bumper this summer. not sure yet. i only have one sesame sized mark from a rock in the last 4yrs of ownership. |
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