Do the fasteners that hold on the hood liner get destroyed upon removal? What should I order?thanks Grady, you gotta set what your expectations are when installing it yourself or paying someone. I have no experience, will it be 100%? I graded myself a 90. Would definitely do a better job second time around as most things. Best newbie advice I could give is lay plastic over engine bay during disassembly, don't want to lose anything in that abyss lol. Also the soapy solution has to be right. I didn't have enough soap initially. You will know right away even though you soak the surface and product generously it still felt sticky and unable to move vinyl around. Right amount, you can easily push it around without effort to get your edges lined up. Couple of pics to show you what you have to take off after the insulation is removed. We like the hood, still 50/50 on the side vents
Oh cool, thanks! I broke all 6 installing the Rokblokz mud flaps...lol. Good thing you don't need them for the flap install.
C'mon... John... really...seriously. You wasted your money. By now, everyone knows that's what the catch can is for.
You've forced me to re-think my interpretation of "tickling the ivories."
its either coming off or breaking off lol....gotta love it. As everyone mentioned you can find them in any auto store, typically on revolving racks, comes in handy. For example when I did the mopar trailer harness install, you have to pry up and snap off the plastic rivets on the front passenger inner fender to get access for wiring to engine bay and interior cabin. They give you new ones that you rivet on. Hell with that! lol, I probably need to get in there probably another 5 times to run wires in and out in the near future for other mods. Just used these reusable pins
