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| jmcvs Member Since: 26 May 2014 Location: Glasgow Posts: 173      | I used a hot air gun on my chrome ones, they came off a treat with no damage underneath   | ||
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| tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240      | Cheers  | ||
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| tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240      | Well that was a massive PITA but it's done. They must have been terrified of the covers coming off. Soooo much adhesive I had to break them off in bits. Good riddance.
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|  Fri May 20 2016 5:36pm | 
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| tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240      | EDIT: photos fixed. | ||
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| PEACHY Member Since: 07 Nov 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 2796    | Well done - subtle but smart   | ||
|  Fri May 20 2016 7:37pm | 
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| tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240      | Cheers peachy I reckon the chrome lettering worked out OK as well. Was considering no lettering at all but it's not too OTT with the chrome IMO. | ||
|  Fri May 20 2016 8:10pm | 
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| Slim444 Member Since: 09 Nov 2015 Location: Huntingdon Posts: 200      | Eh? Cars haven't had wing mirrors since the early seventies...
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|  Fri May 20 2016 9:18pm | 
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| tom0311 Member Since: 01 Apr 2016 Location: witney Posts: 240      | Pedant  | ||
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