97' 850
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Location: Elizabethtown, Kentucky
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RE: 97' 850
Looks good. Have you thought about dying the bumper and door trim black. I used KIWI shoe dye on my sons and it looks good. I also pulled his grill, taped off the edge, the logo and the slash and painted the rest of it black. All it cost was the can of paint and again the look was pretty good. Tinted windows and a spoiler are next.
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RE: 97' 850
[quote]ORIGINAL: jks2
Looks good. Have you thought about dying the bumper and door trim black. I used KIWI shoe dye on my sons and it looks good. I also pulled his grill, taped off the edge, the logo and the slash and painted the rest of it black. All it cost was the can of paint and again the look was pretty good. Tinted windows and a spoiler are next.
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KIWI shoe dye???? THat is a brilliant idea!! i have been wondering about something like that for a while now, because tire and trim shine just wasnt doing the trick!!
Looks good. Have you thought about dying the bumper and door trim black. I used KIWI shoe dye on my sons and it looks good. I also pulled his grill, taped off the edge, the logo and the slash and painted the rest of it black. All it cost was the can of paint and again the look was pretty good. Tinted windows and a spoiler are next.
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KIWI shoe dye???? THat is a brilliant idea!! i have been wondering about something like that for a while now, because tire and trim shine just wasnt doing the trick!!
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RE: 97' 850
This product is great, it is affordable and it did make my bumpers
look 100 percent better. And it is easy to apply, you simply use a
hot soapy rag to clean first, let it dry, then use the product. Just
make sure if you have some overage on the paint only wipe with a
dry clean rag and it comes right up, do not use the hot soapy rag
it will go into the paint, and ask me how I know, lucky for me only
a small 1 inch segment.
look 100 percent better. And it is easy to apply, you simply use a
hot soapy rag to clean first, let it dry, then use the product. Just
make sure if you have some overage on the paint only wipe with a
dry clean rag and it comes right up, do not use the hot soapy rag
it will go into the paint, and ask me how I know, lucky for me only
a small 1 inch segment.