IND painted front reflectors in AW for F82

[Steve B.]

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Asking Price:

USD 95.00

Shipping Costs Included

Location:

✓ Will Ship

Item Interest

Selling a set of Alpine White painted front reflectors from IND. Decided to do something different and no longer need these. They are brand new, in the box, still wrapped in MF towel.

$95 shipped. PayPal only.

Thanks,
Steve

[tommydieselm3]

Originally Posted by Steve B.

Selling a set of Alpine White painted front reflectors from IND. Decided to do something different and no longer need these. They are brand new, in the box, still wrapped in MF towel.

$95 shipped. PayPal only.

Thanks,
Steve

still available?

[Andrew115]

Boy is the install fun.... Almost sold mine instead if installing.

[Steve B.]

Originally Posted by tommydiezelm4

still available?

Yes they are.

[Steve B.]

Originally Posted by Andrew115

Boy is the install fun.... Almost sold mine instead if installing.

The key is getting all of the 3M tape off the inner bumper once removing the stock reflectors. This would definitely be easier if I lived in a temperate climate or if I had a heat gun.

[Andrew115]

Originally Posted by Steve B.

The key is getting all of the 3M tape off the inner bumper once removing the stock reflectors. This would definitely be easier if I lived in a temperate climate or if I had a heat gun.

The glue is a pain. I found getting the reflectors off were more of a pain. Heat gun works wonders and fingernails will hate you for scraping glue.

[Steve B.]

Originally Posted by Andrew115

The glue is a pain. I found getting the reflectors off were more of a pain. Heat gun works wonders and fingernails will hate you for scraping glue.

Definitely! My fingers were all scraped up and hurt for 3 days after the install!

[Bryant@TMB]

Have this sold yet?

[Steve B.]

Sold! Thank you!

[fourtailpipes]

i removed the old reflectors COLD with a butter knife. with the adhesive wintery cold in my january garage, it came off in one piece with virtually no residue. the butter knife helped pry the trailing edge free, after which the leading edge just popped off in one piece by pushing the reflector in with my thumb. i suspect the adhesive wouldn't have been so cohesive if i'd used the heat gun.