I searched a lot for this, and didn't find the answers so:
I am starting the bumper swap this weekend, diving boards to plastics. I want to paint them, at least jamb them white before they are fitted.
Tonight,as I was playing with the plastics I have, it wasn't obvious how the bumper trim is removed from the bumpers, I don't want to damage the trim so was looking for a little insight as to the easiest way to remove it so I can paint the bumpers.
Second, I received zero hardware when I got these. The rear shocks are attached to the rear bumper, but do I need something to hold the sides to the quarter panels? Again this is not obvious to me what I will need.
Lastly the front bumper was missing the shocks, so I know I need to source those. Is there other hardware I'll need to mount the post face lift valence/plastics to my 88 Cabrio?
Thanks in advance for any help for my weekend project.
Chris
I am starting the bumper swap this weekend, diving boards to plastics. I want to paint them, at least jamb them white before they are fitted.
Tonight,as I was playing with the plastics I have, it wasn't obvious how the bumper trim is removed from the bumpers, I don't want to damage the trim so was looking for a little insight as to the easiest way to remove it so I can paint the bumpers.
Second, I received zero hardware when I got these. The rear shocks are attached to the rear bumper, but do I need something to hold the sides to the quarter panels? Again this is not obvious to me what I will need.
Lastly the front bumper was missing the shocks, so I know I need to source those. Is there other hardware I'll need to mount the post face lift valence/plastics to my 88 Cabrio?
Thanks in advance for any help for my weekend project.
Chris
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