Hawaii: 808 State

IMWEZL · 09-08-2009, 02:05 AM

You can get the safety plate at razor concepts at the mall by Aiea (which one I don't know because there are two malls right next to each other)...it's the one with the city satellite office.

To take off the safety sticker use a hair dryer to heat it up. It might have some adhesive still so I recommend finding a decent body shop that can remove the residue without marring the surface. Probably shouldn't cost more than $50.

Yeah I had my rear bumper painted after my neighbor ran into it. The guy who painted it passed away recently from a heart attack. Either way he sucked and now I have a little bit of overspray. Can't really tell a dead person to fix it.

Also you can get in contact with the actual lean holder send the payment directly to them and the title will be returned to you in your name.

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IMWEZL Track Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: HNL Posts: 603 Drives: 370Z/MKVII GTI Rep Power: 19	You can get the safety plate at razor concepts at the mall by Aiea (which one I don't know because there are two malls right next to each other)...it's the one with the city satellite office. To take off the safety sticker use a hair dryer to heat it up. It might have some adhesive still so I recommend finding a decent body shop that can remove the residue without marring the surface. Probably shouldn't cost more than $50. Yeah I had my rear bumper painted after my neighbor ran into it. The guy who painted it passed away recently from a heart attack. Either way he sucked and now I have a little bit of overspray. Can't really tell a dead person to fix it. Also you can get in contact with the actual lean holder send the payment directly to them and the title will be returned to you in your name.