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tlas
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imo. if you have to ask what you need to do, you shouldn't do it. take it to a shop.
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^ So, isn't that what learning is for? Not everyone can afford to take their car to a shop. What a female comment you made there.... HAHAHA. KIDDING! <3.
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subys0le
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| Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:26 pm Post subject: Re: lamborgini doors |
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| tlas wrote: | | sneaker geek wrote: | | how do i put the lamborgini door kit on my dodge charger??????? |
buy the kit.
Switch out the hinges and doors. |
or save your money and don't buy it. just my opinion
just throw some d's on that bitch |
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coryblack
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it wont look right no lambo doors on that thanks
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lordf4t
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so my front lights on my teggy one side is all fogged up while the other side isnt, is their a way to unfog the headlights?
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Uncle AtiT
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If your lights are hazed and yellow....this will work.....
| Cali_Fresh wrote: | You should use this. Wetsand your headlights, dry them off, apply plastic compound (assuming your headlights are plastic), then apply PlastX.
I use it and it keeps them clear for a few months before you have to redo the process. It's a good temporary fix until you buy new ones.
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it's not just condensation right ?
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NYsNumba1man
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Hey guys im wondering something.
My sisters car died the other day, 01 oldsmobile alero if it matters.
I go to see whats wrong with it, batterys fine all the lights turn on. i put the key in and turn 1 everything in the dash lights up and i hear the fuel pump buzzing, i turn to start and theres a weak cranking. so im thinking that its either the starter, or the starter solenoid.
Help anyone?
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Likely it is the starter.............from what you said.
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| Uncle AtiT wrote: | If your lights are hazed and yellow....this will work.....
| Cali_Fresh wrote: | You should use this. Wetsand your headlights, dry them off, apply plastic compound (assuming your headlights are plastic), then apply PlastX.
I use it and it keeps them clear for a few months before you have to redo the process. It's a good temporary fix until you buy new ones.
http://www.meguiars.com/estore/products/product_G12310.jpg |
it's not just condensation right ? |
will this fix oxidized/hazy headlights ?
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Uncle AtiT
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^^ Same stuff i posted above for hazy/oxidized headlights....PlastX
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| Uncle AtiT wrote: | | ^^ Same stuff i posted above for hazy/oxidized headlights....PlastX |
yeah this was last page i think =p
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lordf4t
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| Uncle AtiT wrote: | If your lights are hazed and yellow....this will work.....
| Cali_Fresh wrote: | You should use this. Wetsand your headlights, dry them off, apply plastic compound (assuming your headlights are plastic), then apply PlastX.
I use it and it keeps them clear for a few months before you have to redo the process. It's a good temporary fix until you buy new ones.
http://www.meguiars.com/estore/products/product_G12310.jpg |
it's not just condensation right ? |
its like on the inside, im not sure, i tried using a hairdryer like people do for clear midsoles didnt work.
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subys0le
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| lordf4t wrote: | | so my front lights on my teggy one side is all fogged up while the other side isnt, is their a way to unfog the headlights? |
| lordf4t wrote: | | Uncle AtiT wrote: | If your lights are hazed and yellow....this will work.....
| Cali_Fresh wrote: | You should use this. Wetsand your headlights, dry them off, apply plastic compound (assuming your headlights are plastic), then apply PlastX.
I use it and it keeps them clear for a few months before you have to redo the process. It's a good temporary fix until you buy new ones.
http://www.meguiars.com/estore/products/product_G12310.jpg |
it's not just condensation right ? |
its like on the inside, im not sure, i tried using a hairdryer like people do for clear midsoles didnt work. |
best thing to do honestly is put your time into it, bake your headlights, take em apart and just seriously clean the balls out of em and reseal em but like heavy duty ... also what uncle suggested...
btw to it to both so there not uneven or anything |
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cemvhr
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I was thinking of painting my rims black. I want to know what is the best paint to get the job done.
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Uncle AtiT
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| cemvhr wrote: | | I was thinking of painting my rims black. I want to know what is the best paint to get the job done. |
Try Duplicolor......or any engine or brake caliper paint (VHT) is another brand.
Try even some local places that do powdercoating......
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