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Do you know the weight difference between that and the factory tar paper?
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One star rating for misaligned fog lights.
Do you know the weight difference between that and the factory tar paper?
Do you know the weight difference between that and the factory tar paper?
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but did you know her name?Everyone knows who grumpy cat is.
Nice! Is the the paint from Tower that we talked about? I'm assuming it requires a clearcoat, due to the metallic?
Hard to tell from the picture if the paint is a good match. It might be correct for the color code, but mismatch due to the rest of the car being faded. Might consider painting the tops of the fenders and the cowl, for a more seamless match, if it looks funky.
Great to see the windows getting used! That tint was about 3 weeks old when I got the car. It's light tint, but it should look great, even with darker tint in the cargo area. Be sure and post pics of them installed when you get to it.
Keep the momentum going! That's going to be a luxury wagon by the time you finish putting $5K worth of Dynamat in there. LOL
Painting the fender tops will do nothing to the faded fender bottoms
You can use 400, yes. I just did fenders and hood on my VW that way and there are no scratch marks visible through the paint. Are you using cans or a gun ? Consider getting a small amount made to spray with a gun.
400 yeah. Put a few drops of soap in your water while your wet sanding. You have a soft sanding block or similar?
Looks good, especially for a rattle can job.
I'd give a few days before doing anything to it.
Looking good! Can't wait to see it on the car.