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From: LA/OC border, probably sittin' under the patio, by the pool...smokin' a cigar! SoCal
Looking good!
I started on mine this afternoon, should be done Saturday. Taking longer than I hoped.....I'm also installing some black/clear signals, and I'm not having fun up under the bumper!
Did you use velcro on the fog light screens! I did some searching here and saw that alot of guys used that trick. I was going to drill holes like factory, but a hassle, so I went velcro route, which is nice. Easily removable!
I started on mine this afternoon, should be done Saturday. Taking longer than I hoped.....I'm also installing some black/clear signals, and I'm not having fun up under the bumper!
Did you use velcro on the fog light screens! I did some searching here and saw that alot of guys used that trick. I was going to drill holes like factory, but a hassle, so I went velcro route, which is nice. Easily removable!
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Austin Tx
Looking good!
I started on mine this afternoon, should be done Saturday. Taking longer than I hoped.....I'm also installing some black/clear signals, and I'm not having fun up under the bumper!
Did you use velcro on the fog light screens! I did some searching here and saw that alot of guys used that trick. I was going to drill holes like factory, but a hassle, so I went velcro route, which is nice. Easily removable!
I started on mine this afternoon, should be done Saturday. Taking longer than I hoped.....I'm also installing some black/clear signals, and I'm not having fun up under the bumper!
Did you use velcro on the fog light screens! I did some searching here and saw that alot of guys used that trick. I was going to drill holes like factory, but a hassle, so I went velcro route, which is nice. Easily removable!
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From: LA/OC border, probably sittin' under the patio, by the pool...smokin' a cigar! SoCal
Hey Dave, mine came with that too, but didn't really hold the grill in place very tight. I read one post where some one took a drive, got out of the car, and noticed his grill was hanging by a piece of the tape. So I tried the velco. Maybe if the tape sets for a few days, it will hold/bond better. I installed the rear grills with the tape also, so far they are on there good, and holding tight. Thanks!
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