custom made evo style grille......
Mar 30, 2008, 04:59 PM
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here is some new pics of the grill and rims i got....
the grille is not finished yet.... its hard to find time between school and work...
i know the car needs a drop badlyyyyy.... im thinkin bout gettin some tein springs... but money is low right now... i have to fix my clutch slave cylinder or somethin firstt....
the grille is not finished yet.... its hard to find time between school and work...
i know the car needs a drop badlyyyyy.... im thinkin bout gettin some tein springs... but money is low right now... i have to fix my clutch slave cylinder or somethin firstt....
Mar 30, 2008, 05:27 PM
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theyre tinted with 20% static cling tint.... it sucks the tails are too round and it wont stick too well.. im gonna try the real window tint... later on... when i tint my windows...
Mar 30, 2008, 05:44 PM
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yeh i think its the same stuff... i got it from wal mart.... the trick is to have a spray bottle of water mixed wit some dish deternget only like 2-3 drops and sparay the **** out of the tail and the tint.... then lay it on and squeegee the tint and it will be wrinkle free and bubble free.... you will have to heat it up to curve it but it dont stickk too good... so thats why real tint with glue is better you know....
Mar 30, 2008, 06:00 PM
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yea...i actually bought 2 types...same brand, first i got the regular tint with one side that's sticky. I found it really hard to work with..the plastic is more stiff and doesnt stretch like the static cling one.
I think the static cling one was easier to work with.
I think the static cling one was easier to work with.
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Looks great...Definitely a better option than shelling out $100 to Accolade or checking the FS forums everyday trying to be the first in line to grab one from a member. You should do this up in a how-to with more detailed info. BillyLancer any chance you have pics of how yours looks with the mesh just in the hole?