Blackouts wont stay on!!!
Blackouts wont stay on!!! ok this might be a dumb thread but i have tried velcro and adhesive tape to make my blackouts stay on to my car what have you guys used?
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From: Top of 4th Gear; Plano, TX
um yea info would be nice, front or back? did a latch break or what?
you have to get like that thick plastic velcro stuff, thats not really velcro, It came on my rear blackouts from aVs.
you have to get like that thick plastic velcro stuff, thats not really velcro, It came on my rear blackouts from aVs.
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From: Eastern MA
Originally Posted by 408Maro
how much did it cost and where did you get it?
The Camaro ones are ususally on the shelf and the store can get in the Firebird ones in three days (no shipping or any additional cost to you).
I bought mine from Lappens (a New England auto parts chain), but they are also available at AutoZone and PepBoys.
Some online places sell the exact same ones for $50-$60 + shipping, what a ripoff.
