i want to trim my rear bumper for duals
09-19-2007, 10:48 AM
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RE: i want to trim my rear bumper for duals
09-19-2007, 02:38 PM
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RE: i want to trim my rear bumper for duals
The shop that cut mine said the plastic was very easy to cut. Just sand it down some after you are done and if you want, add a little touch up paint around the edge.
It's very hard to tell if it was factory made or not.
It's very hard to tell if it was factory made or not.
09-20-2007, 02:24 PM
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RE: i want to trim my rear bumper for duals
I toasted my dremel on a previous project, so I just palmed a hacksaw blade and cut inside the lines. A utility knife cleaned up the high spots, and 100 grit paper wrapped around a full soda can finished it off. Turned out great IMO.
09-20-2007, 03:47 PM
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RE: i want to trim my rear bumper for duals
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I toasted my dremel on a previous project, so I just palmed a hacksaw blade and cut inside the lines. A utility knife cleaned up the high spots, and 100 grit paper wrapped around a full soda can finished it off. Turned out great IMO.
I toasted my dremel on a previous project, so I just palmed a hacksaw blade and cut inside the lines. A utility knife cleaned up the high spots, and 100 grit paper wrapped around a full soda can finished it off. Turned out great IMO.
09-20-2007, 06:39 PM
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RE: i want to trim my rear bumper for duals
ORIGINAL: 28HopUp
I toasted my dremel on a previous project, so I just palmed a hacksaw blade and cut inside the lines. A utility knife cleaned up the high spots, and 100 grit paper wrapped around a full soda can finished it off. Turned out great IMO.
I toasted my dremel on a previous project, so I just palmed a hacksaw blade and cut inside the lines. A utility knife cleaned up the high spots, and 100 grit paper wrapped around a full soda can finished it off. Turned out great IMO.
I dont have the ***** to try that. I'm gonna pay a pro to cut mine.