993 Turbo Stoneguards
03-01-2013, 10:37 PM
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But isn't the whole trouble with these things is possibly peeling the paint off while trying to get them off??
If you know a better way to take the old ones off, I'm all ears. Gracias
If you know a better way to take the old ones off, I'm all ears. Gracias
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03-02-2013, 12:54 AM
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You can check the pricing in the Marketplace. Vendors cannot post pricing here.
As for taking the old ones off.....that an old wive's tale. If you have factory paint, it won't peel off. You will need a clothes steamer to peel though. Otherwise, you will leave a lot of glue residue that is a pain to take off. In any case, be prepared with some adhesive remover, a steamer, and a strong set of hands to pull!
As for taking the old ones off.....that an old wive's tale. If you have factory paint, it won't peel off. You will need a clothes steamer to peel though. Otherwise, you will leave a lot of glue residue that is a pain to take off. In any case, be prepared with some adhesive remover, a steamer, and a strong set of hands to pull!
04-02-2013, 09:29 AM
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Sorry David in LA....I tried to send you a PM but your box is full. You can email me at pawparts@gmail.com.
