pics of my new G
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Not hard at all. Whenever i have removed pinstriping, i would heat it lightly and use a credit card, fingernail, plastic razorblade to get it started, then just heat and pull it up, little by little.
Someone may have a better method though.
Looks gorgeous!!
Someone may have a better method though.
Looks gorgeous!!
^ before you do this make sure that your pinstripe is not painted on.
If you have the vinyl/sticker then doing this should be fine. You could also use goo gone if there is any residue left over. And then polish and wax it again. Hopefully you don't get left with hazing.
If you have the vinyl/sticker then doing this should be fine. You could also use goo gone if there is any residue left over. And then polish and wax it again. Hopefully you don't get left with hazing.
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very nice very nice, i feel u tho, bone stock 4 me too. though ive seen some pretty tight whips on this site, i think this car looks so gotdamn sexy on it's own as well. plus i had heavily modded vehicles within the last several years an Acura Integra and Honda Civic, i put so much money into those cars, im just at a point where im over the modding.
The G is a sexy car in and by itself, and it's like girls just really really love this car. So much love. Ah well that's all....
The G is a sexy car in and by itself, and it's like girls just really really love this car. So much love. Ah well that's all....
+1...been there, done that with the mods on my Civic. Very reliable car, but I'm tired of the stiff and bumpy ride, rattling exhaust, and scraping my under carriage on every speed bump. There are some awesome looking modded G's on this site, but I think a stock G has timeless beauty...plus I'm just too old to be driving around trying to look like one of these youngsters.
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man no one likes my pinstripe 
haha
I will call the dealer to find out if its painted on or not... Might even call a professional and get an estimate to get it removed. I dont wanna mess the silly thing up already.
I was able to keep my 350z bone stock through the year I had it... I did put a k&n filter *wooo* biggest mod I have ever done :P
I try to keep my garage pretty clean. I mean in Fl there are no basements, so all my extra crap goes in there.
hahaI will call the dealer to find out if its painted on or not... Might even call a professional and get an estimate to get it removed. I dont wanna mess the silly thing up already.
I was able to keep my 350z bone stock through the year I had it... I did put a k&n filter *wooo* biggest mod I have ever done :P
I try to keep my garage pretty clean. I mean in Fl there are no basements, so all my extra crap goes in there.
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true that
+1...been there, done that with the mods on my Civic. Very reliable car, but I'm tired of the stiff and bumpy ride, rattling exhaust, and scraping my under carriage on every speed bump. There are some awesome looking modded G's on this site, but I think a stock G has timeless beauty...plus I'm just too old to be driving around trying to look like one of these youngsters.
Clean ride bro, looked like my G when i first got it bout 2 months ago but then its true what they say about this site, bad influence on the bank account cuz i started modding the hell outta it day after i got it, hopefully pickin up a set of rims if all goes thru well n that will be my last mod! Nice ride!
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Tell me about it..especially in Chicago with its unpredictable weather each day. I just wash it like once every 2 weeks, so ya I be literally "ridin dirty". lol
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