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Very true. You certainly don't want to damage the paint finish on the tailgate with scratch marks from tools or fingernails from trying to scratch off the adhesive double-sided tape. It's best to take your time and do it right. Stop what you're doing and watch YouTube videos if you have to. Nothing is more humiliating and disappointing than damaging your paint finish, and have to look at your mistake for as long as you own the vehicle. Or, have to explain to your friends why your paint finish looks like that.Good stuff. I'd just advise anyone using the fishing-line method to keep the pressure on the line outward/away from the applique and against the back of the letters so as to avoid sawing the line across the applique's finish. (I'm sure you did just that, but think it's a good note of precaution to anyone who hasn't removed emblems this way.)
The picture is blurry. Get some proper pics asap!Traded in the 2015 Denali XL with this 2022 w Air ride suspension no media though
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I agreeThe picture is blurry. Get some proper pics asap!
So the question is…. After all that hard work does she like it?Took a day off work for this project. Dropped my wife off at work in the morning, busted my a** all day converting the rear bumper valence panel and installing a Corsa exhaust system, and surprised her with the twice pipes when I picked her up from work.
Midway through, I had to drive to Corsa HQ in Berea Ohio to exchange the tips because I ordered a kit with chrome polished tips, the package was labeled polished tips, but the actuall tips in the kit were gloss black. It was great customer service for them to exchange the tips in person same day so I could get the job done on time!
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This wasn't my first mod though; last week I installed the little pigtail harness in the left side of the dash to keep her in autostop off mode.