Thread: What did you do to your Car today?

Was this a lifted truck or did you "may or may not scuff" the bumper in the process???

Yep. It was lifted and my car's lowered. I left a smear of headlight plastic on the right rear bumper of the f150. Big oops.

ouch... that'll buff out???

t'll deff buff out on the truck. Idk about my headlight.

good thing its just a headlight you damaged.

replaced pads and rotors

I fixed my botched egr delete from yesterday. I hated hearing the exhaust leak the whole way home from work.

Plastidipped the faded parts of the window trim. I ended up peeling it off as it did not look that great. Will paint it another time.

Originally Posted by The Guz

Plastidipped the faded parts of the window trim. I ended up peeling it off as it did not look that great. Will paint it another time.

I use this stuff called back to black on my faded pillars... Lasts about a month but takes very little product and time after a wash.

Originally Posted by The Guz

Plastidipped the faded parts of the window trim. I ended up peeling it off as it did not look that great. Will paint it another time.

Originally Posted by Ultra440

I use this stuff called back to black on my faded pillars... Lasts about a month but takes very little product and time after a wash.

i used paint. all 4 doors trim pieces were trashed, so i dove in. 3 cuts lead to the project.

yeah they take effort to take off, but grind them from rust, and paint em

Took it for a cruise out to a local pick and pull looking for a driver side tail light. Did not find the tail light, but I did find 3 Pre-Gens in good shape. just need the 4th and I will most likely pick them up. The owner of the pick and pull told me $25 per rim.......So if I find a 4th rim, that will be $100 for a set of pre-gens.....I'm gonna SHOOOOT.

Originally Posted by Mad Monkey

yeah they take effort to take off, but grind them from rust, and paint em

getting all the old plastic that was still stuck on was the hard part, lots of razor blades and sand paper. in the end it looks 100 times better. vs being all cracked and cutting people.

and all it took was 1 screw to get each one off. loosening up the side view mirrors help for the front doors.

Originally Posted by scottydoggs

getting all the old plastic that was still stuck on was the hard part, lots of razor blades and sand paper. in the end it looks 100 times better. vs being all cracked and cutting people.

and all it took was 1 screw to get each one off. loosening up the side view mirrors help for the front doors.

Its so pretty lol

New carpet and audio wiring installed. Amp and subs being put together by my nephew at this very moment. Kid has got some talent with fiberglass.

drove to my bro's to do something will post that later.

On the way back, a cop stoped me and said my car was cross eye'd - he meant headlights - and he was right - i never adjusted them - my bad

Ok the third rim done - and last pic is of my setup for the vinyl cutter.