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Old 05-10-2006, 11:43 AM   #1
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Default pulling EB indicators apart!

whats the best way to get the front of an EB indicator? i just got my new clears for the front, chrome backed of ebay (iquay). i now need to get the face off it so i can do the edges and the bottom gloss black so it matches in with the headlights.

im pretty sure the face of the indicator is just glued on but whats the best way of getting through the glue to get it off?

also would just standard hobby glue be ok to glue it back on when im done?

cheers
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