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Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
It will crack over time.
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Originally Posted by 67Continental
it won't crack. it's being done by an excellent body shop. i am not doing it myself....
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Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
You can save yourself the aggrivation by buying LSC side mouldings (which I eventually did)and bumper covers. I guarantee that the filler wil crack over time no matter who does it. Your mixing 2 completely different elements that expand and contract at different rates. Plus if you fill the bumper covers they are rubber and do flex significantly and will crack.
I had my car done by one of the best in the country and 5 years later my hood cracks every year where the two different elements meet. ![]() ![]() |
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Originally Posted by Markviiiedrea
look ma no chrome, HA HA! just paint it man easy thing to do , just remember its all in the prep
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Originally Posted by sho89mtx
lsc side modlings, where can i find those and about how much are they?
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Originally Posted by sho89mtx
paint them, I bet that would cost a lot of money with all the chrome I got on my car, wouldn't it?
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Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
No my hood doesnt move, just up and down.
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Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
Call me up. I can get you oem stuff now.
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about how they are gonna buy stuff, but I also know a lot of people don't like their chrome.
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Originally Posted by DOHCtor_Mark
I checked with a Lincoln Dealership here and that molding was like $254 for one side of the car.
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Originally Posted by Markviiiedrea
look ma no chrome, HA HA! just paint it man easy thing to do , just remember its all in the prep
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Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
They are $300.00 for ALL 4 OEM from us.
You have to get them painted though. Its still far cheaper then getting the chrome ones filled and painted, then you run th risk of the cracking and all. Its much more worth it just to get the LSC mouldings and have them painted. Most places will paint these for $100.00. |
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Originally Posted by 67Continental
that's a really good price, probably more worth it than filling. What is it like to shop those rear bumper covers tho?
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Originally Posted by ONEBADMK8
There tough to find used and VERY expensive new.
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Originally Posted by Markviiiedrea
Just masked off the windows and chrome.
Its a bad paint job on mine though, its going back to the paint booth on Monday, to have them redo it cuz its chipping off and it was not evenly sprayed and spots weren't painted and there is defects, so I talked them in to redoing it for free, other wise I wouldn't go back to them. I think the problem is it was too humid or the wrong kind of paint was used. If you look at the car domain site you will see how all the paint is chipping from my bumper and chrome lip. |
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Originally Posted by StraDog
I had the same problem with the chrome "eyebrow" above the grill with chipping and all so I just had it powdercoated and no problems since. The rest of the chrome tho, around the corner lights and rear tailights still gives me problems, I'm going to try and resolve this soon, wish I could get the pieces powdercoated, but I do not think that will work. Not to mention that chrome around the trunk lock, I just scuffed it up and made it somewhat of a brushed aluminum appearance...
Anyone know of any good primors or products you can use before the paint on these chrome pieces to make them stop chipping after every high pressure car wash ?... LoL. |
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Originally Posted by Markviiiedrea
this is what i did with the trunk
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