Plug for Bumperplug!
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Racer
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Plug for Bumperplug!
I placed an order with Eric for clear sidemarkers, rejex, and a red S to go on my CB C4S. The S came thru with overspray on the back side so it wasnt sticky anymore. After I screwed it up trying to re-install new 3m double sided tape, Eric sent me out another one in the mail no questions asked, also providing a pre- addressed postage paid return for the one I screwed up. During the initial order the S was delayed a few days for painting and I was notified via email of the delay and reason. I forward this email to my dealer as a good example of a company doing business with a tiny order and they might think about doing the same thing for 100K cars. Thanks Eric
PS I tried to upload a picture of said S on car but couldnt sign into the upload area on rennlist
PS I tried to upload a picture of said S on car but couldnt sign into the upload area on rennlist
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Racer
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From: NH
Still can't post my picture for some reason. Eric recommended dental floss to remove the S (worked like a charm) Then most of the remaining rubber rolled right off. I removed excess with Acetone after testing elsewhere, then washed area with dish soap, then again with acetone before applying S. Piece of cake line it up and press. The 4 S lines up a bit different but looks great !
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It's very easy.
Remove Silver S by gently "sawing" underneath it with dental floss (won't scratch car).
Take off remaining glue residue with Goo Gone (or similar product).
This left me with a vague outline of where the S used to be, which, rather than polish off, I used to spot the new S after cleaning the surface.
So, the new one is exactly where the OEM one was positioned.
Whole thing took about 10-minutes.
Remove Silver S by gently "sawing" underneath it with dental floss (won't scratch car).
Take off remaining glue residue with Goo Gone (or similar product).
This left me with a vague outline of where the S used to be, which, rather than polish off, I used to spot the new S after cleaning the surface.
So, the new one is exactly where the OEM one was positioned.
Whole thing took about 10-minutes.
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I ordered a couple set's of bumper plugs for my client.
Bumperplugs got'em to him in no time and the were a perfect match. But......
They failed to ship the hot 21y/o stripper with triple D *****..............wtf bumperplugs!!!???
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Bumperplugs got'em to him in no time and the were a perfect match. But......
They failed to ship the hot 21y/o stripper with triple D *****..............wtf bumperplugs!!!???
haha
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2022 GT3 Touring 6sp
2009 997 Turbo Cab 6sp
2018 M2 6sp
Gone but not forgotten
2004 C4S Cabriolet
1999 C2 Cab
