DIY Painted Wiper Cowl
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Jacksonville, Ar (USAF)
Dude your flippin crazy! That's a gorgeous lookin whip you got there! Love the drop! Hopin to throw a 2/4 drop, even though mines a 4x4. But im focusing on engine mods first before, bumper, drop, rims, bags and all. Did I read that right? Is that a 3.7L v6 quad cab? I thought they only came in single cab. I had a single cab 2004 v6 with 22's. It was nice, but my top speed was like 84 lol, and I got worse gas mileage than Im getting now, due to the pedal was always to the floor to go anywhere.
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: TX
Ooooooh... yeah prolly not the best idea. Would probably melt or something if it got too hot in the sun.
And hey Silver, did you use this process on your mirrors? Or did you get them done professionally? Im thinking of taking my mirrors and wiper cowl off, sanding them, sprayin the filler and primer you used, and then taking them down to this body shop in sherwood and having them spray them to color match perfectly. Plus, I dont really trust my own can-in-the-hand painting abilities.
And hey Silver, did you use this process on your mirrors? Or did you get them done professionally? Im thinking of taking my mirrors and wiper cowl off, sanding them, sprayin the filler and primer you used, and then taking them down to this body shop in sherwood and having them spray them to color match perfectly. Plus, I dont really trust my own can-in-the-hand painting abilities.
