Mike W

Can anyone advise as to cost and who would do this?

Spidey 993

Fairly simple process, hair dryer for heat to slowly pull them off.

Buy the new stone guards from FD Motorsports ($90ish) , put them back on. FD even gives you a template to try for practice.

Mike W

Is that $90 each or for the pair? thanks

Spidey 993

http://fdmotorsports.net/index_files/Page423.htm

Pair

No HTwo O

FDM's appers to be the way to go. An OEM stoneguard from places like Sunset are about $90 each.

95C4VanIsle

I have heard that the stone guards can come off in lots of little pieces which can be a PIA. Sometimes the removal leaves glue residue as well which must be removed but I don't think that is difficult to do.

I watched as mine were replaced recently. Mine had been on the car since new and I had read somewhere on RL that the older they are the more difficult it is to remove them in one piece. The guy heated up the stone guards with a heat gun until he felt it was the proper temperature (I would guess warmish, not hot) and started pulling from the rear most portion of the stoneguard. He pulled constantly at approximately a 45 degree angle with one hand and used his other hand, closer to where the stone guard is attached, to increase that angle to about 60 degrees. He repeated the process until the stone guard was totally removed. There was no glue residue left on the car. It took him about 1 minute per side.

Arena993

Just replaced mine. I change them every 2 years and they pull off in one piece. I can pull both sides off and install new ones in under and hour. If they have been on for a long time I would use a heat gun and adhesive remover to get them off.

Mike

RC DOUBLE

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Nice to know they can come off this easy, mine are the originals on my car
and I was thinking of replacing mine as well. Thanks!

Mike W

Found a guy locally who claims he can do this with guards for under $200. Something called supershield. Will do on Friday. Pray for me......

MarkD

Mike, only word of caution is to be sure he is using 14 mil material

The thinner 8mil material will work to some extent.
If you get hit with a slightly larger rock... then, not so much.

Mike W

thanks Mark - I will be sure to ask.......

Arena993

Well I should be OK since I buy them from you guys.

Mike

EDIT: Whoops I assumed I was the Mike you were telling. Back to your regular programming