Yea or Nay
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A definite nay for me, but your car, your rules
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No, just doesn't look right to me.
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My wife always tell me, about this rule that women use when getting ready for a night out. They get all their jewelry on, necklace, earrings, bracelets, and then take one thing off. It's easy to over-do it.
It would be nay for me, but as others have said, I would leave it on for as long as you feel like it, you can always take it back off.
Any mod that I have done, I usually want an exit strategy, to get back to where I was before. If I can do that, I usually go ahead and complete it, leave it on, and then decide later to change it back, or not.
Only once have I drilled holes where it was not an easy "un-do", and visible. I regret it still.
This one is easy, it's a vinyl thing that comes off. Go for it no harm no foul. keep it around for the 4th of July.
Marty KC
It would be nay for me, but as others have said, I would leave it on for as long as you feel like it, you can always take it back off.
Any mod that I have done, I usually want an exit strategy, to get back to where I was before. If I can do that, I usually go ahead and complete it, leave it on, and then decide later to change it back, or not.
Only once have I drilled holes where it was not an easy "un-do", and visible. I regret it still.
This one is easy, it's a vinyl thing that comes off. Go for it no harm no foul. keep it around for the 4th of July.
Marty KC
Last edited by MartyKC; Aug 7, 2025 at 07:48 AM. Reason: typo
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