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ericc191's 2013 TW Si Sedan *7/9/14 Update*
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Congrats, I love the TW!
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Thanks man.. I was feeling the same way about your color. At least you don't have to wash her 24/7, right?
DIY bumper plug mod with 6 coats of TW:
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Thanks man.. I was feeling the same way about your color. At least you don't have to wash her 24/7, right?
DIY bumper plug mod with 6 coats of TW:
Totally....black is the most difficult to keep clean. Man, the dealer did the same thing to my front bumper!
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Did you fill yours in the same way too? I found one guy who covered it with putty and painted over or something like that so it was completely smooth, but I didn't have the tools or time to do it. 
I like having a zit lol
I like having a zit lol
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Did you fill yours in the same way too? I found one guy who covered it with putty and painted over or something like that so it was completely smooth, but I didn't have the tools or time to do it.
I'm in Cali and technically you need a front plate, so I'm gonna leave it on!
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I had it written in my purchase contract that if I showed up to take delivery, and there was a front plate on the car, I would walk away from the sale. They wrote it on each document! needless to say, no front plate frame on my car.
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Wow...that's planning ahead. You didn't see the car before you actually bought it? Good game
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Heh, I didn't see mine either.
Nope, I had not seen the actual car as it was a factory order. I had to jump on it as I had already waited 2 months for a TW si sedan. I had read enough on the forums to know that the dealer installs the plate bracket which is why I was able to get them before they got to it! Pays off to be the squeaky wheel I guess!
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My tail light tint and fog light overlay has arrived on my day off! It was meant to be. Pics in an hour! (gotta clean this cat hair infested house a bit, too.)
For some reason, these colors remind me of Sesame Street! lol
For some reason, these colors remind me of Sesame Street! lol
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Alright so These tint overlays are definitely a pain in the *** to put on, but well worth it.
Tips:
- Do it in a shaded area or garage. I learned this the hard way with my 8th gen. The sun makes them look permanently dirty.
- Take your time (If you feel it is uneven, go ahead and pull it back up some, just make sure to reapply some more soapy water)
- Don't use much soap. Too much will cause permanent suddy look
- YOU HAVE TO USE A HEAT GUN/BLOW DRYER (It will not go on correctly unless you mold it at the crease)
- The Fogs are going to look jacked up no matter how many times you try to put them on. Use a blow dryer and slowly mold them on from the center. This will make the creases only show at the edges.. which wont be seen once they are reinstalled)
Pics:
Before
Left one on!
Here is the difference in Light Smoke and Factory. Had I known it was going to be barely noticeable, I might have opted for the Dark Smoke
WOOT JDM YO!
Fogs looking jacked up, but don't stress it! Won't be able to see these parts once reinstalled.
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Finished Product! These overlays block a LOT of the light output. I would recommend the HID kit with them. I'll show pics after my HID Fog kit arrives so y'all can compare.
Tips:
- Do it in a shaded area or garage. I learned this the hard way with my 8th gen. The sun makes them look permanently dirty.
- Take your time (If you feel it is uneven, go ahead and pull it back up some, just make sure to reapply some more soapy water)
- Don't use much soap. Too much will cause permanent suddy look
- YOU HAVE TO USE A HEAT GUN/BLOW DRYER (It will not go on correctly unless you mold it at the crease)
- The Fogs are going to look jacked up no matter how many times you try to put them on. Use a blow dryer and slowly mold them on from the center. This will make the creases only show at the edges.. which wont be seen once they are reinstalled)
Pics:
Before
Left one on!
Here is the difference in Light Smoke and Factory. Had I known it was going to be barely noticeable, I might have opted for the Dark Smoke
WOOT JDM YO!
Fogs looking jacked up, but don't stress it! Won't be able to see these parts once reinstalled.
Required Stuff
Finished Product! These overlays block a LOT of the light output. I would recommend the HID kit with them. I'll show pics after my HID Fog kit arrives so y'all can compare.
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Just got my Hood Deflector tonight and I decided I could not wait to install it. A pain in the *** to get the alignment correct, but worth it!
What do y'all think? I'll take better pics in the morning!
What do y'all think? I'll take better pics in the morning!
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Looks good so far man! I was gonna get the deflector instead of the hood bra but I was too lazy to deal with installing the deflector lol now you make me wish I stayed with the deflector
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