front mud guards... absolute necessity
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RE: front mud guards... absolute necessity
Its a BB gun... lol but still.
The vinyl itself is cheap, having someone put it on bumps up the price a lil. I guess you have to call around and see where you can get the best deal. It varies a lot.
The vinyl itself is cheap, having someone put it on bumps up the price a lil. I guess you have to call around and see where you can get the best deal. It varies a lot.
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RE: front mud guards... absolute necessity
lol woops thanks for all the help i wish i had this on my hood i got a nick on my hood already. does it stay shiny do i have 2 do anything extra to keep it clean or is it just like taking care of any old car without it
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RE: front mud guards... absolute necessity
hi, that one big thing i dont like abot my car, why mitsubishiwa sso cheap they did even put mudflap on the outlander?
if you take a look they have sticker,( my car black with black sticker ) , where the rock go on the back, that mean they know it, but they where to cheap to put some mud flap.
if you take a look they have sticker,( my car black with black sticker ) , where the rock go on the back, that mean they know it, but they where to cheap to put some mud flap.
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RE: front mud guards... absolute necessity
3M wants people to install it because of the difficulty of getting it on correctly and bubble-free. It comes cut exactly for the make and model of car. But this is because the film is usually applied to extremely curved surfaces like the front of the car.
I wonder if I can buy a sheet of the stuff from anywhere because it would be really easy to cut a square and stick it on the big flat surface of the side of the Outlander.
I wonder if I can buy a sheet of the stuff from anywhere because it would be really easy to cut a square and stick it on the big flat surface of the side of the Outlander.
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RE: front mud guards... absolute necessity
I've heard that...
The paint problem may be because of the new EPA paint regulations.
Someone I know has the same paint chip problem with their 2008 Toyota Tundra truck and he spent nearly $40,000 for the Crew Cab model.
So don't bash Mitsubishi if you don't really know the problem.
The paint problem may be because of the new EPA paint regulations.
Someone I know has the same paint chip problem with their 2008 Toyota Tundra truck and he spent nearly $40,000 for the Crew Cab model.
So don't bash Mitsubishi if you don't really know the problem.
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RE: front mud guards... absolute necessity
My UK Outlander has some 3m film on the rear wheel arch sill at the bottom near the rear door and the whole bottom sill has a black plastic guard all the way from front to back.
In addition my UK Warrior edition has silver trim on the front and back doors where you have the indentation on the doors ¾ the way down so stone don’t hit the body work. It fits the whole of the indentation
I have noticed this trim is missing on US/Canadian models, Zonarth sell the trim and you can have it supplied painted if you wish
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