Trav83
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- Mar 10, 2009
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Binghamton,
New York
I went to my local pick 'n pull and grabbed 1 rear and 2 front wiper arms (that way I could keep mine on my car in case it rained). I had a shop sand blast 'em for me and then I had a friend powdercoat them. The powdercoating came out great but it was much too flat for my taste, so I bought a can of clear coat (the expensive kind with UV protectant) and took my time spraying coats on.
I had 'em powdercoated for free so I couldn't be picky, therefor they're not matching blue like the old ones (the new ones are a real dark gray), but they're still a lot better lookin' in my opinion because of how chipped up the old ones are.
-OLD ARMS-
-NEW ARMS-
I had 'em powdercoated for free so I couldn't be picky, therefor they're not matching blue like the old ones (the new ones are a real dark gray), but they're still a lot better lookin' in my opinion because of how chipped up the old ones are.
-OLD ARMS-
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) and I just happen to have a hatch cover
That solves that 