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19-04-2016, 05:47 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Nov 2014
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Had the bf xr for a few months now and I've begun to notice since the armour all has worn off from the dealership I got it from, it's begun to show its nastiness from the previous owner or owners most likely who gave absolutely no care what so ever which is the main reason I bought the car to give it some much needed love.
Anyway its on the list of things I'd love to fix hopefully sometime soon or one day and I was wondering what's the best way to fix it up to it looking new. Do I apply a contious application of armour all (don't like it nor have I used it), go wreckers an rip out a dash, or are there people around who can bring it back to it's glory? Let's turn this into a discussion |
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Faded/sun damaged dash, what's the best way to approach it.
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