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Proper Paint for Cuda tail lights chrome area?
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01/31/09 07:24 PM
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David Lee
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Whats the proper silver to paint the silver part that surrounds the plastic area?  Also who makes the replacement gasket for this? Thanks
Ah...so many pedestrians, so little time...
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Re: Proper Paint for Cuda tail lights chrome area?
[Re: David Lee]
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01/31/09 07:39 PM
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anlauto
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The part you're pointing to is CHROME...No paint required.
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Look on EBay and be sure you're getting DMT gaskets.
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Re: Proper Paint for Cuda tail lights chrome area?
[Re: anlauto]
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01/31/09 07:48 PM
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Okay then, then who is good at re-chroming or restoring this?
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Re: Proper Paint for Cuda tail lights chrome area?
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Quote:
The 4 small phillips head screws need to be removed. Be sure to use a good screwdriver to fit the head of the screw.
Thanks much, whats the stuff that they use to seal it up?
Last edited by David Lee; 02/02/09 03:41 AM.
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