What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
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Joined: 02-01-2006
Posts: 1,471
From: lockport,ny
Thanks.
That maroon hood and bumper get around - they originally came from the junkyard for my orange HHR after a deer hit. Now they move along to Oldblue, along with one of my original orange fenders.
The name should probably be changed from Oldblue to Oldblue-orange-maroon.
Steve
That maroon hood and bumper get around - they originally came from the junkyard for my orange HHR after a deer hit. Now they move along to Oldblue, along with one of my original orange fenders.
The name should probably be changed from Oldblue to Oldblue-orange-maroon.
Steve
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Joined: 12-06-2009
Posts: 11,721
From: Alabama
Thanks.
That maroon hood and bumper get around - they originally came from the junkyard for my orange HHR after a deer hit. Now they move along to Oldblue, along with one of my original orange fenders.
The name should probably be changed from Oldblue to Oldblue-orange-maroon.
Steve
That maroon hood and bumper get around - they originally came from the junkyard for my orange HHR after a deer hit. Now they move along to Oldblue, along with one of my original orange fenders.
The name should probably be changed from Oldblue to Oldblue-orange-maroon.
Steve
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Joined: 03-12-2017
Posts: 1,250
From: Phoenix
This morning I walked over to my local AZ and picked up some Mother's Aluminum Polish and proceeded to dehaze my brake lights.
Took about 2 minutes each ( it took more time to tape them off than to polish)and now they look good as new.
Thanks for the suggestion.
THEN, I followed that up with a vent valve replacement.
What fun.
To work on a vehicle knowing that others have ventured out and recorded what to do.
Sure makes repairs easier.
Took about 2 minutes each ( it took more time to tape them off than to polish)and now they look good as new.
Thanks for the suggestion.
THEN, I followed that up with a vent valve replacement.
What fun.
To work on a vehicle knowing that others have ventured out and recorded what to do.
Sure makes repairs easier.
Last edited by Lonwane; Feb 22, 2021 at 03:14 PM.
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Joined: 10-13-2011
Posts: 40,096
From: Welland,Ont Canada
Today I machine polished the aluminium rims, a red foam 3 inch pad on my drill with Mother’s Power polish. They are like a mirror! My OCD has to be kept in check, I still see scratches!