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Originally posted by cosmo135 View PostI out to, mine are lookin pretty crispy
Originally posted by SnazzyQ View PostGod damnit USPS ship faster
Originally posted by Motoman325 View PostAll this talk of bacon and cinnamon is making me hungry
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Originally posted by Shogunate View PostGreat vinyl choice. Try to keep everything nice and tight while the glue dries. I used a quick adhesive for my fabric though. Yeah you should have had a heat gun. Don't use a dead blow!
Originally posted by Sprinqer View PostMight try this on my rear fenders.....
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Originally posted by rice4life View PostYou can make your fenders a bit less bacon-ey by using a heat gun with a hammer wrapped in cloth and a small piece of wood. Won't be perfect, but might fix some of the minor waves. Put the piece of wood on the inside of the wheel well, use your heat gun to warm up the paint and metal without getting it too hot, then use the hammer and gently hit it back into shape. Be super careful about the heat and make sure you have a thick ass cloth on the hammer.
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Great vinyl choice. Try to keep everything nice and tight while the glue dries. I used a quick adhesive for my fabric though. Yeah you should have had a heat gun. Don't use a dead blow!
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Originally posted by rice4life View PostYou can make your fenders a bit less bacon-ey by using a heat gun with a hammer wrapped in cloth and a small piece of wood. Won't be perfect, but might fix some of the minor waves. Put the piece of wood on the inside of the wheel well, use your heat gun to warm up the paint and metal without getting it too hot, then use the hammer and gently hit it back into shape. Be super careful about the heat and make sure you have a thick ass cloth on the hammer.
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You can make your fenders a bit less bacon-ey by using a heat gun with a hammer wrapped in cloth and a small piece of wood. Won't be perfect, but might fix some of the minor waves. Put the piece of wood on the inside of the wheel well, use your heat gun to warm up the paint and metal without getting it too hot, then use the hammer and gently hit it back into shape. Be super careful about the heat and make sure you have a thick ass cloth on the hammer.
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Originally posted by SnazzyQ View PostBACON PICS PLS
Also that cinnamon brown is the greatest color ever madespacers should be here by then...
and i know it's so amazing. I just don't know if it matches BMW's cinnamon... i needa find some dye for all the plastic pieces.
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BACON PICS PLS
Also that cinnamon brown is the greatest color ever made
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Got some updates
So i got bored today and went down to my local Jo-Ann fabric store and bought 2 yards of cinnamon whisper vinyl.... and i wrapped my glovebox in it hahaha. I used 3M Super 77 Glue and intend to change everything in the car that's beige to cinnamon and dye my headliner black because i just can't deal with all of the beige in this car
Here's the color that i'm gonna be wrapping and dying stuff in
Here's the glovebox before...
In the process...
Here it is with the glove box latch release in... i'm not too happy with how the release turned out, so i'm gonna buy another latch and just spray it black with some plastic paint. It'll look alot cleaner, but for now this works.
In the car..
You can still see a little bit of the beige, so i'm gonna cut that part out and paint that along with the latch black for a much cleaner look. But for now this'll work haha. Right now i'm a little stuck though because i'm trying to find some Leather/Vinyl/Plastic dye that matches this cinnamon color. It looks like it matches exactly with BMW cinnamon so i may order some of that dye and see how well it matches the vinyl i have. More interior updates will be coming soon, along with pics of my bacon fenders tomorrow if my spacers show up in time
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