Installing custom painted FRC's
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Installing custom painted FRC's
Hello!
Removed my FRC's today on my 97 coupe, doing some custom paintwork.
Anyways as i was removing the drivers side i realized how hard it was to get it off of the 2 braided steel fuel lines, and realized that it would seem to by darn near impossible to re-install them without messing up the new paintjob on them.
So whats the trick, i've seen plenty of custom painted ones installed, how do you get that drivers side one on without screwing up the paint? TIA!
Removed my FRC's today on my 97 coupe, doing some custom paintwork.
Anyways as i was removing the drivers side i realized how hard it was to get it off of the 2 braided steel fuel lines, and realized that it would seem to by darn near impossible to re-install them without messing up the new paintjob on them.
So whats the trick, i've seen plenty of custom painted ones installed, how do you get that drivers side one on without screwing up the paint? TIA!
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From: 15 miles south from the Raisin Capitol of the World Caifornia
Use the blue tape on the fuel lines and also tape up the edges of your FRC's. Make sure you use a paint that you can put on a flexible surface. You have to bend your covers a little to get them on. You can also purchase a tool at auto parts store to disconnect fule lines.
