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Pictures of my SHAVED A$$: Part II

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Old 03-19-2003, 01:23 PM
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Pictures of my SHAVED A$$: Part II

i have three *** end pics for ya! a before-middle-and after series!

BEFORE
http://www.boomspeed.com/ricecop/****.JPG

MIDDLE
http://www.boomspeed.com/ricecop/max02.JPG

AFTER
http://www.boomspeed.com/ricecop/max04.JPG


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I knew you could do it!

YAY for the SprintMax heat gun method.
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I knew you could do it!

YAY for the SprintMax heat gun method.
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I knew you could do it!

YAY for the SprintMax heat gun method.
i used the oven...the heatgun was too dangerous!
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Old 03-19-2003, 02:06 PM
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Oven sounds really sketchy but I've cleared tails via both methods and the only cracks I got were with the heatgun. sooo, Oven all the way Looks great btw.
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what did you use to cut it. I have attempted this twice and the first time I didnt heat it up enough and crack a little part of my tail light. The second time I used the oven and it worked great,but then i had trouble cutting. I have not been able to clear my tails and really want that look but I'm afraid to try once more and screw up my tails. What is the best way of cutting a piece that will fit flush?



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i cut it with a craftsmen rotary tool, and i traced the shape onto the plastic by using the stock pieces (the red and amber part of the bottom) and then cutting it slightly big, and then trimming it down...you put the clear piec into the OUTSIDE lens, not hte part that has the bulbs in it...you just kinda jam it in, and its own pressure will hold it in there!...if you have more ?'s hit me up on aim
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anyone else like my A$$?
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Originally posted by max99
what did you use to cut it. I have attempted this twice and the first time I didnt heat it up enough and crack a little part of my tail light. The second time I used the oven and it worked great,but then i had trouble cutting. I have not been able to clear my tails and really want that look but I'm afraid to try once more and screw up my tails. What is the best way of cutting a piece that will fit flush?



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Dremel tool works good.
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I feel like a dumb a$$ right now cause I have not been able to do this and I usually do everthing myself to my car but this has been the impossible task for me.Think i'm gonna give it another try.


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That's a nice A$$!
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Yup. Much better!
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sexy a$$ car, just want to nibble on your bumper
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Thank god you washed your @ss, it was real filthy in the first pic. Paint that keyhole and you'll be OK.
 
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wow ..thats a lot of celebrating for removed emblems
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and RED/CLEARS!!!
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