primer on the tail lights
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RE: primer on the tail lights
by the way do you think this would look to ricey?
http://www.rksport.com/main/part_det...01011031_2.jpg
http://www.rksport.com/main/part_det...01011031_2.jpg
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RE: primer on the tail lights
ORIGINAL: johnnythehmc666
by the way do you think this would look to ricey?
http://www.rksport.com/main/part_det...01011031_2.jpg
by the way do you think this would look to ricey?
http://www.rksport.com/main/part_det...01011031_2.jpg
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RE: primer on the tail lights
ORIGINAL: Chappie99
Unless dried paint, I mean dried as in been dried for a while as in days...you can use WD40 or even paint thinner.
Unless dried paint, I mean dried as in been dried for a while as in days...you can use WD40 or even paint thinner.
would i use steel wool to rub it off?
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RE: primer on the tail lights
They make a special rubbing compund for plastic headlights that removes oxidation pretty well. I would try that. I cant remember the name but you can buy it at most automovtive stores.
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RE: primer on the tail lights
ORIGINAL: johnnythehmc666
would i use steel wool to rub it off?
ORIGINAL: Chappie99
Unless dried paint, I mean dried as in been dried for a while as in days...you can use WD40 or even paint thinner.
Unless dried paint, I mean dried as in been dried for a while as in days...you can use WD40 or even paint thinner.
would i use steel wool to rub it off?