paint the windshield cowl trim ?
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I would lightly scuff with a grey scotch brite,wipe with wax n grease remover,wipe with a tach cloth or at least blow off then paint,3-4 light coats then maybe 1-2 med coats(not necessary)
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I just painted mine last weekend. i removed everything, scrubbed it clean with some rubbing alcohol and painted the cowel, wiper arms, and covers with a satin black and it looks amazing. Now i just have to find out how it holds up to the TX sun, but a friend did his about a year ago and it still looks good.
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There is a wiper arm remover tool you can buy from your local auto parts store, but I hear that it does not work too well for our cars.
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Yeah it can. Just pop off the wiper arm covers, remove nut. I use a flathead screwdriver to help pry off the wiper - its pressed on. Just be careful not to hit and crack your windshield.
There is a wiper arm remover tool you can buy from your local auto parts store, but I hear that it does not work too well for our cars.
There is a wiper arm remover tool you can buy from your local auto parts store, but I hear that it does not work too well for our cars.
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I agree with the man with the awesome avatar. Wiggle the arm a little between hammer hits. I found out that mine was already loose but wasn't sliding off because I was pulling on the arm at a bit of an angle. I was still smacking away with the hammer, finally I stopped and wiggled the arm and it slid right off.