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Old 09-16-2006, 05:03 PM
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my damn paint is chipping on my rear bumper from rocks and road stuff flying up and hitting it. I am afraid of spinning my wheels when it rains because i know all the stuff on my tires is hitting it. Also i dont want it to chip any worse than it already is.......
Old 09-16-2006, 08:33 PM
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Yah that happens to my car too, looks like crap thats for sure, ive ben touchen it up with some touch up paint from autozone
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Just put some little mudflaps back there, that would be
I actually saw a pic of a firebird or something on this site that had little mudflaps on the back that supposedly came with the car
Old 09-17-2006, 05:18 PM
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True, they do have the mudflaps. but mudflaps are easily removed at times. paint chips are not easy or cheap to fix. i say get the mudflaps. if someone laughs at you, laugh at their horrid rock chips.... its kinda like saying, "... Well youre ugly, and i can lose weight!"
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im with him if its your dd and you want to keep it nice do it you can always take them off
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Get a daily beater
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Or put some of that clear bra film on it. Your problem is now solved.
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clear bra film it is thanks
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i've put so many layers of wax on the car that I don't have that problem. if it does happen tho, i can buff it right out because it'll never make it to the clearcoat!



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