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Old 8-4-08, 23:01   #16 (permalink)
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...dude might wana apologize to kansas.. he does mad smiley face photochops!
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looks good... glad i could help


now paint that fading ass hood.

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Aren't you glad you bought it now? Amazing what that little skirt will do on the car. Completely changes the look!

Wait until you have to take it off and have it refinished again (like I've had to do already)...You'll look at the front of the car with it missing and hate it hahaa.

Looks amazing!

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Aren't you glad you bought it now? Amazing what that little skirt will do on the car. Completely changes the look!

Wait until you have to take it off and have it refinished again (like I've had to do already)...You'll look at the front of the car with it missing and hate it hahaa.

Looks amazing!
You had to have it redone even with the clear bra?

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I like the lip and all, but I'd still choose your gf over the lip.

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Great work Matt! Kauai blue + MS = Teh win. I want to see the sides installed!

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You had to have it redone even with the clear bra?
Long story short, don't use 10mm vinyl. The shop that originally did it screwed up and rather than admit fault, they blamed me for a supposedly bad paint job. The lip wasn't even completely covered with the chip guard and it started chipping white (the base fiberglass). They kept patching it up and whinning until I told them to either completely redo it or give me my money back. Got my money back, repainted it, and had some 3mm clear vinyl installed which molds to the contours better. Not a single issue since. And I even saved money lol!

So keep that in mind should you choose to do yours.

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Dude WTF...paint that damn turquoise trim on your house.

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Long story short, don't use 10mm vinyl. The shop that originally did it screwed up and rather than admit fault, they blamed me for a supposedly bad paint job. The lip wasn't even completely covered with the chip guard and it started chipping white (the base fiberglass). They kept patching it up and whinning until I told them to either completely redo it or give me my money back. Got my money back, repainted it, and had some 3mm clear vinyl installed which molds to the contours better. Not a single issue since. And I even saved money lol!

So keep that in mind should you choose to do yours.
So stick to 3mm, will do.

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Dude WTF...paint that damn turquoise trim on your house.
Lol, that's not my house.

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That is quite the good looking machine you got there

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^^^ Damn right

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