Pics of my car, ideas for mods came from you guys.
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From: Medina, OH
could i get a little more info and some bigger photos of your hhr with the headlight vinyls. I thought about doing this but didn't really find a lot about it yet. Brand, price, ease of use, etc would all be great. I'd love to smoke mine out a bit, but just need more info. Thought about doing the smoke covers on the taillights, but those don't seem to let a lot of light though often.
I purchased them on ebay from this guy: rvinyl_inc
It was roughly $40-$45 shipped. I specifically got the protective smoked and not any darker then that, plus these are thicker then regular ones due to the protective qualities.
They go on a little frustrating. You need to follow the directions and use the soapy mixture to apply the covers. Use the tool to keep pushing it down. It sucks because you push one side and the other will pop up, but eventually it will stay down, just keep working at it. It starts to stay after you are warming it up from the friction and when it starts to dry.
I hope this helps.
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Joined: 03-05-2008
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From: Medina, OH
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Joined: 03-05-2008
Posts: 543
From: Medina, OH
I purchased them on ebay from this guy: rvinyl_inc
It was roughly $40-$45 shipped. I specifically got the protective smoked and not any darker then that, plus these are thicker then regular ones due to the protective qualities.
They go on a little frustrating. You need to follow the directions and use the soapy mixture to apply the covers. Use the tool to keep pushing it down. It sucks because you push one side and the other will pop up, but eventually it will stay down, just keep working at it. It starts to stay after you are warming it up from the friction and when it starts to dry.
I hope this helps.
It was roughly $40-$45 shipped. I specifically got the protective smoked and not any darker then that, plus these are thicker then regular ones due to the protective qualities.
They go on a little frustrating. You need to follow the directions and use the soapy mixture to apply the covers. Use the tool to keep pushing it down. It sucks because you push one side and the other will pop up, but eventually it will stay down, just keep working at it. It starts to stay after you are warming it up from the friction and when it starts to dry.
I hope this helps.
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