Totally Clearing the Rear
01-03-2006, 03:09 PM
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Totally Clearing the Rear
I'm starting my own new thread.
Here is how I Cleared the rear of my car.
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Once you have the center piece off your car, cut along these red lines:
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Cut around the key hole andremove the entire backing:
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Silicone the he** out of it and finish:
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Its worth the time.
Here is how I Cleared the rear of my car.
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Once you have the center piece off your car, cut along these red lines:
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Cut around the key hole andremove the entire backing:
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Silicone the he** out of it and finish:
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Its worth the time.
01-03-2006, 03:14 PM
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super wow! 
i was dying to make comments about this! first, is there a way to make the background of the center piece look smooth...without the 4 circular dimples? second, is there a way to light up the center section now that it is cleared? and i think someone else mentioned this, but you should clear out the third brake light as well! very nice! that look is simply amazing.
i was dying to make comments about this! first, is there a way to make the background of the center piece look smooth...without the 4 circular dimples? second, is there a way to light up the center section now that it is cleared? and i think someone else mentioned this, but you should clear out the third brake light as well! very nice! that look is simply amazing.
01-03-2006, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Bean
super wow! i was dying to make comments about this! first, is there a way to make the background of the center piece look smooth...without the 4 circular dimples? second, is there a way to light up the center section now that it is cleared? and i think someone else mentioned this, but you should clear out the third brake light as well! very nice! that look is simply amazing.
i was dying to make comments about this! first, is there a way to make the background of the center piece look smooth...without the 4 circular dimples? second, is there a way to light up the center section now that it is cleared? and i think someone else mentioned this, but you should clear out the third brake light as well! very nice! that look is simply amazing. 
01-03-2006, 03:24 PM
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eh hem...BILL!!! you just wait till i get back!
guys...don't make the poor guy move his post again...let it rest here...please.
he'* learning. and bill is a monkey!
i guess you can't clear it if is it solid. maybe a clear one could be installed if they made one.
guys...don't make the poor guy move his post again...let it rest here...please.
he'* learning. and bill is a monkey!
i guess you can't clear it if is it solid. maybe a clear one could be installed if they made one.
01-03-2006, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr Bean
eh hem...BILL!!! you just wait till i get back!
guys...don't malke the poor guy move his post again...let it rest here...please.
he'* learning. and bill is a monkey!
i guess you can't clear it if is it solid. maybe a clear one could be installed if they made one.
guys...don't malke the poor guy move his post again...let it rest here...please.
he'* learning. and bill is a monkey!
i guess you can't clear it if is it solid. maybe a clear one could be installed if they made one.
(you are the reason he moved it. 
)I doubt a clear one is available, therefore VHT nightshades is probably the best bet.
01-03-2006, 03:28 PM
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I've already sealed the center back up. I can live with the circles. I didn't want to do something that I would regret later, by trying to cover the circles.
I had to use the dremel to cut the tabs that held the red in on the center.
I had to use the dremel to cut the tabs that held the red in on the center.
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I doubt a clear one is available, therefore VHT nightshades is probably the best bet.
bill...you are begging to be pummeled
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Originally Posted by turkaloo
I've already sealed the center back up. I can live with the circles. I didn't want to do something that I would regret later, by trying to cover the circles.
I had to use the dremel to cut the tabs that held the red in on the center.
I had to use the dremel to cut the tabs that held the red in on the center.
