Chrome Tail-Light Trim
New Member
Joined: 07-30-2006
Posts: 21
From: Fort Lauderdale
I got the letters from a web site called Diamond Nuts. I wanted the lug nuts but for now I got the letters: HHR and 2LT for the back of the car.
http://www.diamond-nutz.com
I have not been able to capture the color or the sparkle that these letters give off, I'll keep trying.
http://www.diamond-nutz.com
I have not been able to capture the color or the sparkle that these letters give off, I'll keep trying.
Senior Member
Joined: 08-20-2006
Posts: 21,640
From: Hillsdale, Michigan
I got the letters from a web site called Diamond Nuts. I wanted the lug nuts but for now I got the letters: HHR and 2LT for the back of the car.
http://www.diamond-nutz.com
I have not been able to capture the color or the sparkle that these letters give off, I'll keep trying.
http://www.diamond-nutz.com
I have not been able to capture the color or the sparkle that these letters give off, I'll keep trying.
I'd be afraid of someone prying them off though.
Member
Joined: 04-18-2007
Posts: 33
From: Traverse City, Michigan
Chrome Tail-Light Trim
Howdy from Traverse City Michigan
I'd like to here from fellow HHR'ers that have installed the chrome trim around the tail lights. Have they held up well during washings and such. We have lots of snow a few months out of the year, just wondering?
Thanks
I'd like to here from fellow HHR'ers that have installed the chrome trim around the tail lights. Have they held up well during washings and such. We have lots of snow a few months out of the year, just wondering?
Thanks
Senior Member
Joined: 12-30-2006
Posts: 661
From: Lower Alabama
to the site...as for the taillight trim rings,I installed mine about 4 months ago and they are still hanging on and looking good.Keep in mind though,that I only wash by hand or use the "touchless" type of automatic washes.I refuse to run Rebel Grey through the cloth covered wheel type of wash.I am afraid of what might still be in the cloth after that mud caked 4X4 went through ahead of me.
Last edited by HonestBlues; Apr 28, 2007 at 07:46 PM.
Senior Member
Joined: 04-23-2007
Posts: 205
From: Phoenix AZ
I love to help kids out, and it's tempting when I see kids washing cars....but have you folks ever noticed how these teens throw the rags they are scrubbing the cars with, on the ground. Just think what that could do to your paint! My hubby say's "No Way!" OUCH!
This is going to be the first time since 1976 that we will need to wash our own car. We've owned Honda's and our last car was a Saturn, and every time you take them in for an oil change, they give you a courtesy car wash, so we really seldom ever had to wash our cars. Went to Target and bought a little step ladder so we can reach the roof when we wash it.
This is going to be the first time since 1976 that we will need to wash our own car. We've owned Honda's and our last car was a Saturn, and every time you take them in for an oil change, they give you a courtesy car wash, so we really seldom ever had to wash our cars. Went to Target and bought a little step ladder so we can reach the roof when we wash it.
Member
Joined: 03-19-2007
Posts: 75
From: Kansas City, MO
Ready for the next mod...
Like the tail light rings.. anyone done business with
www.raceandstreet.net ?
They have them for $60 & Free Shiping
Or is everyone just been getting them from eBay?
Thanks for any info
www.raceandstreet.net ?
They have them for $60 & Free Shiping
Or is everyone just been getting them from eBay?
Thanks for any info
