350Z Front Grille needs an enhancement
12-10-2002, 04:32 AM
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i did this over the weekend too, great diy. one quick tip for you all, so you don't bruise your thumb. try to warm up the molding before you put it over the grill, i used the indoor heater in my garage, its much easier this way. i'm sure you can use a hair dryer 2.
12-11-2002, 03:35 PM
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Instructions say "install above 65 degrees" - If you use a hair dryer to warm the strips, don't use the "hot" setting - I melted the chrome film.
Did installation yesterday on my Super Black, and I must say it really looks good. Today my thumbs are still sore - yesterday they were numb thumbs. Maybe tomorrow I'll invent a tool to make the installation easier on the digits.
Did installation yesterday on my Super Black, and I must say it really looks good. Today my thumbs are still sore - yesterday they were numb thumbs. Maybe tomorrow I'll invent a tool to make the installation easier on the digits.
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