Added fog light inserts and Dash Kit////PICs
11-05-2007, 09:38 PM
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I was looking at the pic of your medicine cabinet
and didn't see any RAIN X, I find it works greats, rain (and snow) just seems to shed off the windshield without using your wipers. Note; clean the windshield very, very good before applying or else it leaves a smear. Any one else ever try this product? It is like $5 for 8oz . I tried RAIN BLOCK from Walmart but it isn't worth it. Hope you solved the lifting problem you had with some of the dash kit pieces. Looks good.
and didn't see any RAIN X, I find it works greats, rain (and snow) just seems to shed off the windshield without using your wipers. Note; clean the windshield very, very good before applying or else it leaves a smear. Any one else ever try this product? It is like $5 for 8oz . I tried RAIN BLOCK from Walmart but it isn't worth it. Hope you solved the lifting problem you had with some of the dash kit pieces. Looks good.I use it on the bike shield too as there are no wipers and the rain sheets rather then beads.
11-07-2007, 08:50 AM
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YEah they do. You have to use alcohol to slide them in and get them lined up right. They stick VERY easily. I bent the lower insert trying to get it off after it stuck wrong.. Then you apply the trim around the lights. I got mine at the PT Show here in Myrtle Beach from HHR Boutique Think I paid around $69 or so.
11-07-2007, 08:52 AM
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That looks great. I think I rushed mine. I have loose corners I had to glue and tape. The rings around the front speakers were a bear. I did find some better plastic adhesive kit at Autozone which when taped for a few hours is like a weld!
11-07-2007, 09:05 AM
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YEah they do. You have to use alcohol to slide them in and get them lined up right. They stick VERY easily. I bent the lower insert trying to get it off after it stuck wrong.. Then you apply the trim around the lights. I got mine at the PT Show here in Myrtle Beach from HHR Boutique Think I paid around $69 or so.
11-07-2007, 11:24 AM
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RAIN X, I find it works greats, rain (and snow) just seems to shed off the windshield without using your wipers. Note; clean the windshield very, very good before applying or else it leaves a smear. Any one else ever try this product? It is like $5 for 8oz . I tried RAIN BLOCK from Walmart but it isn't worth it. Hope you solved the lifting problem you had with some of the dash kit pieces. Looks good.
11-07-2007, 09:29 PM
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I did mine on a warm day, around 80. But like you, I had someproblems with the corners on a couple of areas, think I did't have enough of the activator or let it stand to long. So, like you I used some adhesive.
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