Just painted my brake calipers (pics inside!)
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Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 2,100
Originally posted by dmontzmax
You should of painted the rust on the rotors. I just got done with mine as we speak. I sanded the rotors and painted the trim,caliper,rsb,and struts.
You should of painted the rust on the rotors. I just got done with mine as we speak. I sanded the rotors and painted the trim,caliper,rsb,and struts.
Originally posted by shadou
True....but you don't know Hawaii cops. Anything on your car that attracts the attention of the police is just another reason for them to pull you over. At least in Hawaii anyway!
Shadou
True....but you don't know Hawaii cops. Anything on your car that attracts the attention of the police is just another reason for them to pull you over. At least in Hawaii anyway!
Shadou
Originally posted by seouljah
my bulbs broke also and i wanna clean it up.
is it hard work?
how long did it take you?
hey black019 there's instructions on maximadriver.com on the how2 section
my bulbs broke also and i wanna clean it up.
is it hard work?
how long did it take you?
hey black019 there's instructions on maximadriver.com on the how2 section
An oven at 250 degrees (glass facing down) works WAY better.
Preheat oven first.
Put it in for 10 minutes. Try using oven mits to take it apart with your hands.
If that doesn't work, heat for another 3-5 minutes, try again.
Do NOT use any prying tools. ONLY use your oven mits and hands.
Open it up, clean it out with a soft cloth, put the pieces back in the oven for 2 minutes (to heat the glue back up.)
Then put it back together.
I do this once a year to keep them nice and shiny.
Viola!
IanS
Originally posted by iansw
Don't use a heat gun.
An oven at 250 degrees (glass facing down) works WAY better.
Preheat oven first.
Put it in for 10 minutes. Try using oven mits to take it apart with your hands.
If that doesn't work, heat for another 3-5 minutes, try again.
Do NOT use any prying tools. ONLY use your oven mits and hands.
Open it up, clean it out with a soft cloth, put the pieces back in the oven for 2 minutes (to heat the glue back up.)
Then put it back together.
I do this once a year to keep them nice and shiny.
Viola!
IanS
Don't use a heat gun.
An oven at 250 degrees (glass facing down) works WAY better.
Preheat oven first.
Put it in for 10 minutes. Try using oven mits to take it apart with your hands.
If that doesn't work, heat for another 3-5 minutes, try again.
Do NOT use any prying tools. ONLY use your oven mits and hands.
Open it up, clean it out with a soft cloth, put the pieces back in the oven for 2 minutes (to heat the glue back up.)
Then put it back together.
I do this once a year to keep them nice and shiny.
Viola!
IanS
Originally posted by emax95
I used the oven trick a while back and ever since then every time I use my oven it stinks like melted tail light glue
I used the oven trick a while back and ever since then every time I use my oven it stinks like melted tail light glue
It stinks when I do it, but the smell never sticks around.
IanS
Originally posted by iansw
Don't use a heat gun.
An oven at 250 degrees (glass facing down) works WAY better.
Preheat oven first.
Put it in for 10 minutes. Try using oven mits to take it apart with your hands.
If that doesn't work, heat for another 3-5 minutes, try again.
Do NOT use any prying tools. ONLY use your oven mits and hands.
Open it up, clean it out with a soft cloth, put the pieces back in the oven for 2 minutes (to heat the glue back up.)
Then put it back together.
I do this once a year to keep them nice and shiny.
Viola!
IanS
Don't use a heat gun.
An oven at 250 degrees (glass facing down) works WAY better.
Preheat oven first.
Put it in for 10 minutes. Try using oven mits to take it apart with your hands.
If that doesn't work, heat for another 3-5 minutes, try again.
Do NOT use any prying tools. ONLY use your oven mits and hands.
Open it up, clean it out with a soft cloth, put the pieces back in the oven for 2 minutes (to heat the glue back up.)
Then put it back together.
I do this once a year to keep them nice and shiny.
Viola!
IanS
Brian
Disco Biscuit
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 3,790
Originally posted by BBaker025
Cute outfit!.....J\k next to a 80 yr italian woman with hairy armpits thats the scariest thing ive seen in a while!
Cute outfit!.....J\k next to a 80 yr italian woman with hairy armpits thats the scariest thing ive seen in a while!
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